Zeitraum

1. Mary Todd Lincoln — Mathew Brady Studio, 1861
2. Isabella II — jean laurent mosnier, 1860
3. Symphonie in Weiß, Nr. 1: Das weiße Mädchen — James Abbott McNeill Whistler

Bewegung

Stimmung

1. Mary Todd Lincoln — Mathew Brady Studio, 1861
2. Isabella II — jean laurent mosnier, 1860
3. Holland glory tulips Kenkenhof Gardens — Yousuf Karsh, 1956

Themen

1. Mary Todd Lincoln — Mathew Brady Studio, 1861
2. Symphonie in Weiß, Nr. 1: Das weiße Mädchen — James Abbott McNeill Whistler

Schlagworte

Tonwert

1. Mary Todd Lincoln — Mathew Brady Studio, 1861
2. Lucia Chamberlain — Esther Zeghdda Ben-Youseph Nathan, 1908

Hauptfarbe

1. Julia Seaman (1837-1909) — Jeremiah Gurney
2. Lady in dress (Col. Jose Pessoa) — douglas de castro and renato pereira, 1875
3. Holland glory tulips Kenkenhof Gardens — Yousuf Karsh, 1956
4. A peasant woman wearing traditional costume from Kraków area — Ignacy Krieger, 1889
5. Church?St. Martin, Nova Scotia — Minor White, 1972
6. Close No. 61 Saltmarket — Thomas Annan, 1868
7. Edith, Danville, Virginia — emmet gowin, 1971
8. Patrick Byrne — David Octavius Hill & Robert Adamson, 1845
9. Lucia Chamberlain — Esther Zeghdda Ben-Youseph Nathan, 1908
10. Portrait of a Woman Wearing Long Coat & Bonnet — James Presley Ball Sr., 1868
11. Saturday Morning at the Hypermarket Semi final of the Miss Lovely Legs Competition, Boksburg — David Goldblatt, 1980
12. Marie-Louise Vallery-Radot à Copenhague — Petersen J.& Sohn, 1884
13. Huey Newton seated in wicker chair — Photography Attributed To Blair Stapp

andere

1. Paul Nadar, Photographie Prise Le 26 Décembre 1888 — Félix Nadar, 1888
2. Harriet Hosmer (1830-1908) — Jeremiah Gurney
3. Lydia Thompson (1838-1908) — William Roe Howell
4. Na planie zdjęciowym filmu TV — romuald pieńkowski, 1988
5. Adams County, Washington, from the Seattle Arts Commission Photo Survey — ingeborg gerdes, 1980
6. Sunday Morning, from the project The Most Crowded Block — Aaron Siskind, 1940
7. Ernest Byne (1848-1904) — Napoleon Bonaparte Sarony
8. White-Red-Black 1999-2001 (Starachowice) — wojciech prażmowski, 2001