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Bewegung

  1. Dora Wordsworth, Under How, A View in Grasmere — Dorothy Wordsworth
  2. A great deal of corn is cut in the vale — Dorothy Wordsworth
  3. William & I sauntered — Dorothy Wordsworth
  4. A sunshiny but coldish morning — Dorothy Wordsworth

Stimmung

Themen

  1. William & I sauntered — Dorothy Wordsworth

Schlagworte

Tonwert

Hauptfarbe

  1. walked backwards & forwards — Dorothy Wordsworth
  2. Daughter of William Page (Probably Mary Page) — William Page Atkinson Wells, 1840
  3. Dedication page in Emilia Freitas — Emília Freitas
  4. Florence Nightingale — Florence Nightingale, 1837
  5. Registry of vineyards at the Villa Sora (Frascati): pages 15-16 — Antonio Giuliani
  6. Letter to Karl Redlich — Alexander von Zemlinsky, 1900
  7. Dora Wordsworth, Under How, A View in Grasmere — Dorothy Wordsworth
  8. William & I sauntered — Dorothy Wordsworth
  9. Rose not till ½ past 8 — Dorothy Wordsworth
  10. William went up into the Orchard — Dorothy Wordsworth
  11. Page with figured initial M — Guiniforte Da Vicomerchato
  12. Brief über die Taubheit — Ludwig Van Beethoven, 1801
  13. Volume 3, page 568-571 / Runaway Indian from Santa Clara Mission; urges stricter enforcement of laws, and grazing limits\n\nPage 1 — José María Estudillo, 1809
  14. Manuscript of — Henryk Adam Aleksander Pius Sienkiewicz, 1911
  15. A great deal of corn is cut in the vale — Dorothy Wordsworth
  16. Brief an Franz Gerhard Wegeler in Bonn — Ludwig Van Beethoven, 1801
  17. A sweet mild rainy morning — Dorothy Wordsworth
  18. A sunshiny but coldish morning — Dorothy Wordsworth
  19. Page with figured marginal frieze and figured initial C — Guiniforte Da Vicomerchato
  20. Dorothy (also known as Portrait: Dorothy in Pink, Portrait of Miss Dorothy Chase) — William Merritt Chase, 1913
  21. A sweet morning — Dorothy Wordsworth
  22. Brief an Stephan von Breuning — Ludwig Van Beethoven, 1804
  23. Volume 3, page 651-654 / Requests permission for Antonio Buelna’s son to sleep at home\n\nPage 1 — Antonio José Buelna, 1809

andere

  1. Seite eines Folianten über das Sforza-Monument — Leonardo da Vinci, 1493