Reproduction of the picture in the frame " Mongolia. 1938.» N. K. Roerich. KR2

Reproduction of the picture in the frame " Mongolia. 1938 " N. K. Roerich.
The reproduction is printed on linen, using eco-friendly pigment ink recommended for use in residential areas.. The canvas is inserted into a frame made of natural Siberian pine wood.
After one of the many-year expeditions, Nikolai Roerich painted a series of paintings dedicated to the Mongolian steppes, culture and history of Mongolia. « If you want to fly, fly over Mongolia. If you want to go down, there's room for an iron bird everywhere. If you want to hurry on the motor-hurry, on all roads and on the virgin plain. Rarely, where you can cover such spaces without obstacles. If you want to measure the desert with camel's feet, walk until you get tired. No obstacles are expected. There will be plenty of camel thorny bushes. If you want to ride a horse, ride it. About two-horse were overcome by the Mongols a huge space. The hordes of Genghis Khan bear witness to this. It is like an arid desert, and yet very often the soil waters are very close. Sometimes two or three feet of water already appears. In addition, we have already written more than once about underground streams that can still be heard through large pebbles and boulders. If you want to manifest water, show it, it is in your power." « Some things from Kozlov's finds in Khara-Ho-to, in Mongolia, are clearly remembered. I remember the wonderful image of a woman's head. If such people lived in the silent cities of the desert, how far were these places from savagery. It is wise, it is wise, that the deserts have managed to save new treasures for mankind. And not just the treasures of things... Not only about the Tatar swords should be remembered, representing the life of Central Asia. There is a tent for all travelers and seekers. Mongolia's spirituality is still considered high. Even the best artists were invited to the Khan's bids." « Involuntarily looked to the West. The vast Sands were pink there. Of course, the whole place has not been explored. Meanwhile, there can be a lot of wonderful things in the folds of the highlands: Buddhist monasteries, interesting hermits and monuments-caves. But even the Mongols themselves say little about these places. They talk about lost caravans, about cities that were brought in, but all this is within the limits of legends». N. To. Roerich.