Zeitraum

Bewegung

1. Still life with fruit and — Alexandre-François Desportes
2. A hunting still-life with a partridge, a mallard, a hare and a spaniel — Jan Fyt
3. NATURE MORTE A L'AIGUIERE — Alexandre-François Desportes
4. Still-Life — Luis Egidio Meléndez, 1770
5. A hare, pigeons and other game with a cat — Jan Fyt
6. Still-Life — Alexandre-François Desportes, 1725

Stimmung

1. Still Life with Fish — William Merritt Chase, 1908

Themen

1. Still-Life with Ewer — Alexandre-François Desportes, 1734
2. Stillleben mit Hase und Vögeln auf einem Ring — Adriaen van Utrecht, 1646
3. Still Life with Blue Oil Lamp — Richard J. Croft
4. Lièvre mort avec fusil, gibecière et poire à poudre — Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin
5. A hunting still-life with a partridge, a mallard, a hare and a spaniel — Jan Fyt

Schlagworte

1. NATURE MORTE A L'AIGUIERE — Alexandre-François Desportes

Tonwert

1. Stillleben mit Milchkanne und Obst — Paul Cézanne, 1900
2. Still-Life — Luis Egidio Meléndez, 1770
3. Stillleben mit Mig und Karaffe — Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin, 1882

Hauptfarbe

1. Still Life with a Tablecloth — Milan Laluha
2. Still Life with Blue Oil Lamp — Richard J. Croft
3. Still life with fruit and — Alexandre-François Desportes
4. Ostentatious still life with dog and parrot — David De Coninck
5. Still Life — benjamin blake
6. A still life with a dead hare, a duck, a pheasant and poultry on a table draped with a white cloth, together with a basket with fruit — pierre van boucle
7. Lièvre mort avec fusil, gibecière et poire à poudre — Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin
8. Still Life with Cat — Franklin C Watkins, 1961
9. A Dead Partridge Hanging From A Nail — cornelis van lelienbergh
10. Still-Life — Alexandre-François Desportes, 1725
11. Fruit Still Life — Robert Spear Dunning, 1880

andere

1. Still-Life with Two Rabbits — Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin
2. Still Life: Fish (also known as Fish and Green Bowl, Fish with Still LIfe) — William Merritt Chase
3. Sir Cordell Firebrace's Dogs By A Dead Hind — Georg Philip Reinagle
4. Still Life with Two Rabbits — Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, 1750