Now Heavenly Powers invisibly serve with us # 14 Now the powers of heaven with us invisibly serve (Easter Night) Roerich N.K. (Part 4)

The composition presents a structure resembling a Byzantine-style church, dominating the visual field. Its architecture is characterized by a central dome and smaller flanking structures, all rendered in muted tones of grey and white. A large iconographic image is visible on the facade; it depicts a female figure with a serene expression, her face illuminated against the darker background.
Below the structure, a gathering of figures is arranged in an arc, their forms indistinct and largely obscured by shadow. They appear to be engaged in some form of ritual or celebration, suggested by the presence of flags and banners interspersed among them. These elements are rendered with a limited palette of red, yellow, and orange, creating points of visual interest against the predominantly cool tones of the sky and building.
The background is dominated by a deep teal-blue sky, punctuated by sparsely distributed stars. This creates an atmosphere of nocturnal stillness and vastness, contrasting with the activity below. The horizon line is low, emphasizing the height and imposing presence of the church structure. A dark, undefined terrain rises to meet the building, further isolating it within its environment.
The painting evokes a sense of spiritual solemnity and otherworldly grace. The indistinct nature of the figures suggests their symbolic rather than literal representation, hinting at a collective devotion or communal experience. The icon on the facade serves as a focal point, representing divine presence and offering a source of comfort and guidance amidst the darkness. The subdued color scheme contributes to an overall mood of quiet contemplation, while the starry sky reinforces the notion of transcendence and connection to something beyond the earthly realm. There is a feeling of hidden power or unseen forces at work, alluded to in the title’s reference to invisible service.