Himalayas 

Nicholas Roerich painted "Himalayas", and although we don't have an exact date for this work, it is part of a series of paintings he did of the Himalayas, where he lived for many years. Roerich was deeply influenced by the spiritual traditions of the East. His paintings often served as a bridge between cultures, reflecting his belief in the interconnectedness of humanity and the spiritual power of nature. This is evident in the way Roerich captures the grandeur and mystique of the Himalayas. The mountains, rendered in cool blues and purples, become more than just a landscape; they are a symbol of the divine. Roerich once said, "Art will unite all humanity." His work invites us to contemplate our relationship with the natural world, and to recognize the shared spiritual heritage that binds us.