The Nicholas Roerich Museum in Manhattan holds one of the most significant collections of Roerich’s works outside Europe and Asia, preserving between 150 and 200 paintings along with rare archival materials. Located in a historic brownstone on West 107th Street, the museum presents Roerich’s iconic Himalayan landscapes, symbolic and spiritual compositions and artworks connected with his international cultural mission, including the ideas behind the Banner of Peace.

The museum is an active cultural and educational center. It hosts lectures, exhibitions, concerts, community programs that explore Roerich’s legacy. Through its collection, the museum highlights Roerich’s belief in peace through culture and his commitment to promoting spiritual and cultural unity across nations.