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== Legacy ==
== Legacy ==


Throughout his life, Nicholas Roerich found the time to be involved in a multitude of activities and to do them all well. His spiritual life was the wellspring from which his literary and artistic vision arose. In an article about the character and work of his father, Svetoslav Roerich summed up the artist’s quest for inner spirituality:
A lo largo de su vida, Nicolás Roerich encontró el tiempo de involucrarse en una multitud de actividades y de hacerlas todas bien. Su vida espiritual fue un manantial del que surgió su visión literaria y artística. En un artículo sobre el carácter y la obra de su padre, Svetoslav Roerich resumió la búsqueda del artista de la espiritualidad interior:


<blockquote>He was a great patriot and he loved his Motherland, yet he belonged to the entire world and the whole world was his field of activity. Every race of men was to him a brotherly race, every country a place of special interest and of special significance. Every religion was a path to the Ultimate and to him life meant the great gates leading into the Future.... Every effort of his was directed towards the realisation of the Beautiful and his thoughts found a masterful embodiment in his paintings, writings and public life....</blockquote>
<blockquote>He was a great patriot and he loved his Motherland, yet he belonged to the entire world and the whole world was his field of activity. Every race of men was to him a brotherly race, every country a place of special interest and of special significance. Every religion was a path to the Ultimate and to him life meant the great gates leading into the Future.... Every effort of his was directed towards the realisation of the Beautiful and his thoughts found a masterful embodiment in his paintings, writings and public life....</blockquote>
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