The saints have gone - leave Gleb as keeper 1920
nicholasroerich
Oglethorpe University Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA, US
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"The saints have gone - leave Gleb as keeper" is a 1920 painting by Nicholas Roerich, a prominent Russian artist known for his mystical and symbolic style. The painting depicts a scene with a city surrounded by a large red wall and a single gate. A figure in armor stands at the gate, holding a spear and shield, guarding against two demonic figures. Above the city, a group of saints ascend to heaven, leaving the city under the watchful eye of the lone guardian. The painting, now at the Oglethorpe University Museum of Art in Atlanta, GA, exemplifies Roerich’s interest in spirituality and symbolism, showcasing his signature style with bold colors and stylized figures.
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