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- Денверская художественная ассоциация, выставка картин и рисунков Рериха, 1-30 декабря 1921 г., №179. - Художественный институт Канзас–Сити, Рисунки, живописные работы, эскизы Николая Рериха, 15 февраля - 15 марта 1922 года, № 179. - Кливленд, Музей искусств; Индианаполис, Художественный институт Херрона; Миннесота, ярмарка штата; Милуоки, Художественный институт. - Детройт, Институт искусств; и другие города в 1922-1923 годах. №179. - Нью-Йорк, постоянная коллекция Музея Рериха, 1923-1935, №74. - Сан-Антонио, Институт искусств Макни, сентябрь-октябрь 1974, №16.
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- Рерих, Нью-Йорк: "Корона мира", 1924, Иллюстрированный стр.[19]. - Каталог музея Рериха, Нью-Йорк: Музей Рериха, 1930, стр.17. |
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http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/2008/russian-art-evening-l08116.html RUSSIAN ART EVENING 24 NOVEMBER 2008 | 7:00 PM GMT LONDON 20 PROPERTY FROM AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION, MASSACHUSETTS Nikolai Konstantinovich Roerich THE COMMAND Estimate
250,000 — 350,000
GBP
LOT SOLD. 1,105,250 GBP Nikolai Konstantinovich Roerich 1874-1947 THE COMMAND signed with artist's monogram in Cyrillic l.r. tempera on canvas 20¼ by 30in., 51.5 by 76cm
PROVENANCE Roerich Museum, New York, 1923–1935 Nettie and Louis Horch, USA EXHIBITED Denver Art Association, Exhibition of Pictures & Designs by Roerich, 1–30 December 1921, no.179 The Kansas City Art Institute, Drawings, Paintings, Designs by Nicholas Roerich, 15 February–15 March 1922, no.179 Cleveland, Museum of Art; Indianapolis, Herron Art Institute; Minnesota, State Fair exhibition; Milwaukee, Art Institute; Detroit, Institute of Art; and more cities in years 1922–1923. no.179 New York, Roerich Museum permanent collection, 1923–1935, no.74 San Antonio, McNey Art Institute, September-October 1974, no.16 LITERATURE Roerich, New York: Corona Mundi, 1924, Illustrated pl.[19] Roerich Museum Catalogue., New York: Roerich Museum, 1930, p.17 CATALOGUE NOTE This painting is a variation of one from the Heroica series, which was completed in 1917 (fig.1). The original Command was sold soon afterwards, but Roerich believed that the message it carried was so important that a second version—the painting offered here—was painted and included in the exhibition of his works that toured US cities from 1920 until 1923. The Command is a poignant, personal statement of the artist, conceived amidst the collapse of countries and values, and in the face of all-engulfing chaos and destruction. We are left to ponder whether the command comes from a man, crying out to the Heavens to stop the madness, or from the Heavens, challenging him to continue striving. Perhaps it is a command given by Man and Heaven together, united in a supreme effort to rein in the forces that threaten the very existence of both. As in so many of his previous works, he expresses the past as the source of true values and strength, this time through the depiction of the ancient garment of the figure. In this later version, Roerich finds a closer connection between the figure and the mountainous, imposing clouds, as the man's hand and the lines of rocks both recede into the distance. The darker shades of blue cast a mood that is more expressive, enhancing the sombre and powerful atmosphere. The Command is an example of Roerich at the height of his prowess, as he uses his art to convey an emotionally stirring concept. We are grateful to Gvido Trepša, Senior Researcher at The Nicholas Roerich Museum, New York for providing this note.
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