"Roschalde" by Hermann Hesse is a tragic story about alienation and loneliness. In this novel, we observe the intellectual painter Johann Gertzi and his relationship with his family and the world around him. The author explores the themes of internal conflict, art, family ties and finding one's own place in life. Herman Hesse draws the reader's attention to the psychological portrait of the main character, his suffering, thoughts and inner dissonance. The novel "Roshalde" impresses with its depth and philosophical background, leaving its readers with much to think about the meaning of life, art and relationships between people.