Cry of the serpent 1914
nicholasroerich
Pskov State United Museum of History, Architeture and Fine Arts, Pskov, Russia
pen
allegories
abstract expressionism
sky
abstract painting
symbol
landscape
impressionist landscape
possibly oil pastel
oil painting
rock
fluid art
neo expressionist
acrylic on canvas
mountain
seascape
natural-landscape
pen
nature
expressionist
"Cry of the Serpent" is a 1914 painting by Nicholas Roerich, a renowned Russian artist and explorer, known for his mystical and symbolic landscapes. This work depicts a dramatic mountain range, possibly the Himalayas, with a vibrant golden sky and jagged peaks. The central feature is a pair of crimson serpent-like figures, evoking a sense of primal energy and ancient power. Roerich's work, often inspired by the natural world and esoteric themes, is considered part of the Russian Symbolist movement, blending realism with mystical and spiritual symbolism. This painting is a testament to Roerich's artistic vision, blending nature's grandeur with spiritual and mythological elements.
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