Zeitraum

Bewegung

1. Setting Sun — Frederick McCubbin, 1911
2. Study in Blue and Gold (also known as Figure on a Hillside in a Summer Landscape) — Frederick McCubbin, 1907
3. Falls Bridge, Melbourne — Frederick McCubbin, 1882
4. Heath Paddock, Hawthorn — Frederick McCubbin, 1886

Stimmung

1. Kitchen at the Old King Street Bakery — Frederick McCubbin, 1884

Themen

1. Study of a Woman 1 — Pierre-Auguste Renoir
2. Die kleine Rote Kapuze — James Abbott McNeill Whistler, 1890

Schlagworte

1. Camel's Hump — Frederick McCubbin, 1912
2. Setting Sun — Frederick McCubbin, 1911

Tonwert

1. Summer Sea — Frederick McCubbin, 1895
2. Der Frühling 1 — Pierre-Auguste Renoir
3. Falls Bridge, Melbourne — Frederick McCubbin, 1882
4. Die kleine Rote Kapuze — James Abbott McNeill Whistler, 1890
5. Vom Pech verfolgt — Frederick McCubbin, 1889

Hauptfarbe

1. Study in Blue and Gold (also known as Figure on a Hillside in a Summer Landscape) — Frederick McCubbin, 1907
2. Heath Paddock, Hawthorn — Frederick McCubbin, 1886
3. Violet and Gold — Frederick McCubbin, 1911
4. Study of a Woman 1 — Pierre-Auguste Renoir
5. Verloren — Frederick McCubbin, 1907
6. A Madrid Dancing Girl — William Merritt Chase, 1886
7. Vom Pech verfolgt — Frederick McCubbin, 1889
8. Kitchen at the Old King Street Bakery — Frederick McCubbin, 1884
9. Summer Sea — Frederick McCubbin, 1895
10. Woman Knitting. (painting) — Albert Henry Krehbiel, 1904
11. Rose and Green: The Iris - Portrait of Miss Kinsella — James Abbott McNeill Whistler, 1894
12. Portrait of mrs. muriel warde — Harold Speed
13. Die kleine Rote Kapuze — James Abbott McNeill Whistler, 1890
14. Der Frühling 1 — Pierre-Auguste Renoir
15. Iris — Sir James Jebusa Shannon, 1891
16. Aaron with the Scroll of the Law — Simeon Solomon
17. June — Thomas Wilmer Dewing, 1920
18. Camel's Hump — Frederick McCubbin, 1912
19. Falls Bridge, Melbourne — Frederick McCubbin, 1882

andere

1. The Old Stone Crusher (also known as The Quarry) — Frederick McCubbin, 1911
2. The Tamborine Girl — William Merritt Chase
3. Symphonie in Weiß Nr. 1: Das weiße Mädchen — James Abbott McNeill Whistler, 1862
4. Old Stables — Frederick McCubbin, 1884