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Legends of the Sacred country in Nicholas Roerich’ literary works
Science of the Person: Humanitarian Researches, 2021 openaire +1 more source
THE IMAGE OF KRISHNA-LEL IN VISUAL AND LITERARY SOURCES (BASED ON THE WORKS OF NICHOLAS AND SVYATOSLAV ROERICH) [PDF]
Culture of Central Asia: written sources, 2021 M. A. Subotyalov, A. M. Subotyalova
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Review of John McCANNON, Nicholas Roerich. The Artist Who Would Be King (2022)
, 2023 Compte-rendu de John McCANNON, Nicholas Roerich. The Artist Who Would Be King (2022)
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The Idea of the Great Plan: From Annie Besant to Nicholas and Helena Roerich
New Age in Eurasia - ideologies, networks, discoursesBy Dany Savelli On October 2, 1920, the Russian painter Nicholas Roerich and his wife arrived in the United States and remained there until May 8, 1923. The difficult period they experienced there essentially intensified, in my view, their channeling practices.
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VYBORG’S PERIOD OF A GREAT RUSSIAN ARTIST NICHOLAS ROERICH
Polythematic Online Scientific Journal of Kuban State Agrarian University, 2016 openaire +1 more source
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The Enigma of Nicholas Roerich
Dance Chronicle, 1990Nicholas Roerich: The Life and Art of a Russian Master. By Jacqueline Decter with the Nicholas Roerich Museum. Illustrated. 224 pp. Rochester, Vt.: Park Street Press, 1989. $39.95.
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Nicholas Roerich: Symbols of Mystery
ExperimentAbstract Mystical symbols played a significant role in the life and work of Nicholas Roerich. Throughout his life Roerich attached great importance to secret knowledge, to signs and symbols, considering them as the guiding star of not only his own life, but also the universal path of all mankind.
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In search of primeval Russia: stylistic evolution in the landscapes of Nicholas Roerich, 1897-1914
Cultural Geographies, 2000During the first decade and a half of his career, the Russian painter and stage designer Nicholas Roerich (Nikolai Rerikh) (1874-1947) gained renown for depicting his native land’s ancient past in a manner that was supremely creative yet also historically accurate.
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John McCANNON, Nicholas Roerich. The Artist Who Would Be King
Cahiers Du Monde Russe, 2023Dany Savelli
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