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Nibelungen. Forger l epee. (Episode de la mythologie allemande). Oeuvre de Nicolas (Nicholas) Roerich (1874-1947), tempera sur toile, 1941. Art russe, 20e siecle, symbolisme. State Russian Museum, Saint Petersbourg
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Nibelungen. Forger l epee. (Episode de la mythologie allemande). Oeuvre de Nicolas (Nicholas) Roerich (1874-1947), tempera sur toile, 1941. Art russe, 20e siecle, symbolisme. State Russian Museum, Saint Petersbourg
FIA5376183 Nibelungen. Forger l epee. (Episode de la mythologie allemande). Oeuvre de Nicolas (Nicholas) Roerich (1874-1947), tempera sur toile, 1941. Art russe, 20e siecle, symbolisme. State Russian Museum, Saint Petersbourg. by Roerich, Nicholas (1874-1947); State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia; Photo © Fine Art Images
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Cave Craft Industry Forge Making Techniques Warm Craftsman Four Elements Mythological Figure
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This print captures the essence of Nicholas Roerich's masterpiece, "Nibelungen. Forger l epee". Painted in 1941, this artwork is a significant contribution to Russian art in the 20th century and falls under the genre of symbolism. The painting depicts an episode from German mythology, showcasing a skilled craftsman forging a sword. The man is seen deep inside a cave, surrounded by warm hues that evoke the intensity of fire. With meticulous brushstrokes and vibrant colors, Roerich skillfully portrays the craftsmanship involved in creating such a powerful weapon. The image beautifully captures the fusion of mythological elements with real-life craft industry. It symbolizes both strength and creativity as it showcases the process of transforming raw materials into something formidable and awe-inspiring. Displayed at the State Russian Museum in Saint Petersburg, this artwork stands as a testament to Roerich's talent as well as his ability to blend different artistic styles seamlessly. Through this piece, he not only pays homage to German mythology but also highlights humanity's eternal fascination with weapons and their creation. This print allows viewers to appreciate every intricate detail of Roerich's tempera on canvas technique while immersing themselves in the rich symbolism embedded within its composition.
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