Zeitraum

Bewegung

1. Früchte und Blumen — Jan Van Huysum, 1720

Stimmung

Themen

1. Still Life with Flowers and Fruit, Jan Evert Morel (I), 1800 - 1808 — Jan Evert Morel, 1808
2. Fruit and a Vase of Flowers — Jan Davidszoon De Heem, 1655
3. Flowers in a Vase — paul theodor van brussel, 1792
4. Still-Life with Flowers, Fruit, and Shells — Balthasar Van Der Ast, 1640

Schlagworte

Tonwert

Hauptfarbe

1. Bunches of Grapes, Pomegranates and Figs in a Landscape, Abraham Brueghel, 1670 — Abraham Brueghel, 1670
2. Still life of fruit on a ledge and in a blue and white porcelain bowl — coenraet roepel
3. Fruit and a Vase of Flowers — Jan Davidszoon De Heem, 1655
4. Still life of a sunflower and other blooms in a gilt mounted bluestone vase, together with melons, apricots, grapes and plums in a pewter dish alongside a planter with grapes on a vine branch, all on a carved marble ledge — Bernardo Polo
5. Still Life with Fruit and a Bird — Jan Pauwel Gillemans Der Ältere
6. Fruit and a Vase of Flowers — Jan Davidsz. De Heem
7. Still-life with Dish of Fruit — Balthasar Van Der Ast
8. Still life of grapes, a pumpkin, pomegranates, primroses and other flowers on a table ledge — Ernst Stuven
9. Still Life With Fruit, Flute And Wicker-bottle. — Juriaen van Streeck
10. Stillleben mit Milchkanne und Obst — Paul Cézanne, 1900
11. Flowers in a Vase — paul theodor van brussel, 1792
12. Basket Of Fruit — Jan Frans Van Dael
13. Basket of Fruit — Jan Frans Van Dael, 1801
14. Still Life, Flowers, and Fruit — Severin Rösen, 1848
15. Früchte und Blumen — Jan Van Huysum, 1720
16. Vegetable Still Life — James Peale, 1825
17. Still Life: An Abundance of Fruit — Severin Rösen
18. Fruit Still Life — Robert Spear Dunning, 1880
19. Still Life with Flowers and Fruit, Jan Evert Morel (I), 1800 - 1808 — Jan Evert Morel, 1808
20. Fruit and Flowers in a Willow Basket — Antoine Berjon, 1810

andere

1. A Still Life Of Fruit And Flowers — Edward Ladell
2. Still Life, With Fruit And Flowers On A Table — Louis Ritman
3. A Still Life With Fruit On A Ledge — Margaretha Roosenboom