Burein-Gol. Qaidam. 1928

"Burein-Gol. Qaidam." is a 1928 landscape painting by Nicholas Roerich, depicting a serene scene of a vast, flat expanse of land against a gradient sky. The painting, executed in muted colors, evokes a sense of solitude and vastness, characteristics commonly found in Roerich's landscapes, which often featured the mountains and deserts of Central Asia. The composition is minimalist, focusing on the expanse of the landscape and creating a sense of peace and tranquility. This piece is a testament to Roerich’s exploration of the natural world and its profound effect on the human spirit.