King Mark (1912) by Nicholas Roerich

The artwork titled “King Mark” was created by Nicholas Roerich in 1912 and is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. Classified under the genre of design, the piece reflects the stylistic elements characteristic of the period.

In this artwork, a regal figure identified as “King Mark” is depicted in a stylized manner. The figure is adorned in a long, flowing cloak that is colored predominantly in gray, with an interior lined in a rich red. The cloak is intricately bordered, suggesting fine craftsmanship. King Mark is shown holding a scepter and wearing a detailed, possibly embroidered garment beneath the cloak. His attire features bold, circular motifs in shades of yellow. The artist’s use of vivid colors and bold lines is emblematic of the Art Nouveau movement, emphasizing both ornamental detail and a modern aesthetic sensibility.

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