obdobje

1. Study of flowers — Nikolaj Reriš
2. Study of skull — Nikolaj Reriš, 1894
3. Study of a Boy — Nikolaj Reriš
4. Study of scene design for ''Night on Bald Mountain'' — Nikolaj Reriš
5. Composition sketch 1 — Nikolaj Reriš
6. Composition sketch 2 — Nikolaj Reriš
7. Study of a Skull — Nikolaj Reriš
8. Sketch for ''Flying Carpet'' 1 — Nikolaj Reriš
9. Sketch for ''The Sorceress'' 1 — Nikolaj Reriš
10. Sketch to ''Holy fire'' — Nikolaj Reriš, 1900
11. Euripides — Nikolaj Reriš, 1893
12. Sketch for ''Flying Carpet'' — Nikolaj Reriš
13. 'Vignette for book ''N. K. Roerich''' — Nikolaj Reriš, 1918

gibanje

vibe

1. Study of flowers — Nikolaj Reriš
2. Study to ''Flying Carpet'' — Nikolaj Reriš, 1915
3. Sketch for ''Flying Carpet'' 1 — Nikolaj Reriš
4. Sketch for ''The Sorceress'' 1 — Nikolaj Reriš
5. Sketch to ''Holy fire'' — Nikolaj Reriš, 1900
6. Sketch for ''Flying Carpet'' — Nikolaj Reriš

teme

ključne besede

ton

1. Sketch to ''Holy fire'' — Nikolaj Reriš, 1900

glavna barva

1. Angel Vine — Gene Davis, 1952
2. Composition sketch for ''They Drag Them Along'' 1 — Nikolaj Reriš
3. Sketch for ''Flying Carpet'' 1 — Nikolaj Reriš
4. Sketch for ''Flying Carpet'' — Nikolaj Reriš
5. Study of flowers — Nikolaj Reriš
6. Composition sketch 2 — Nikolaj Reriš
7. Composition sketch 1 — Nikolaj Reriš
8. Sketch for ''The Sorceress'' 1 — Nikolaj Reriš
9. Sketch of Tsar Dodon for Rimsky-Korsakov's opera — Nikolaj Reriš
10. (Family and Dog in Kitchen) — Marguerite Zorach
11. Study of scene design for ''Night on Bald Mountain'' — Nikolaj Reriš
12. Study to ''Flying Carpet'' — Nikolaj Reriš, 1915
13. Euripides — Nikolaj Reriš, 1893
14. Dibujo 1 — Francisco Gutiérrez Cossío
15. El osario (versión 1) — Pablo Picasso
16. Venus in her chariot — Giovanni Battista Piranesi
17. Sketch for Rimsky-Korsakov's opera ''The Tale of Tsar Saltan'' 1 — Nikolaj Reriš
18. 'Vignette for book ''N. K. Roerich''' — Nikolaj Reriš, 1918
19. Sketch to ''Holy fire'' — Nikolaj Reriš, 1900
20. Landscape — John La Farge

drugo

1. Untitled print sleeve with woodblock print — Chiura Obata, 1930