Monhegan (study) 1922
nicholasroerich
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amateur sketch
cliff
ink drawing
thin stroke sketch
pen sketch
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linework heavy
rock
idea generation sketch
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initial sketch
Nicholas Roerich’s “Monhegan (study)” is a pencil sketch that captures a landscape on the island of Monhegan off the coast of Maine. The artist's light, gestural strokes suggest the rugged coastline with sweeping lines and subtle shading, giving a sense of the island's natural beauty. The minimal detail focuses on the form and topography, providing a foundation for a more fully realized painting. Created in 1922, this sketch offers a glimpse into the artist's creative process. As a noted painter and explorer, Roerich often sought inspiration from the natural world, and this study demonstrates his keen eye for capturing the essence of a place through simplified forms.
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