Zeitraum

Bewegung

1. A Lunar night on Capri — Iwan Aiwazowski
2. Ships at Sea — Edward Moran
3. Meeting of a fishermen on coast of the bay of Naples — Iwan Aiwazowski, 1842
4. Stormy sea — Iwan Aiwazowski, 1872

Stimmung

Themen

1. Meeting of a fishermen on coast of the bay of Naples — Iwan Aiwazowski, 1842
2. Stormy sea — Iwan Aiwazowski, 1872
3. Strand und Meer — vincent willem van gogh, 1882
4. Ships off a Rocky Coast — Thomas Chambers, 1840
5. Boats on the Beach — Claude Monet, 1883
6. Strand, Meer und Fischerboote — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
7. Florida Beach Scene with Beached Boat and Sailboat in Water — William Aiken Walker
8. Ships at Night — Edward Moran
9. A Lunar night on Capri — Iwan Aiwazowski

Schlagworte

Tonwert

Hauptfarbe

1. Sea. Gloomy Day — Arkhip Iwanowitsch Kuindsch, 1878
2. Fischerboot auf dem Meer — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
3. Strand und Meer — vincent willem van gogh, 1882
4. Ship — Iwan Aiwazowski
5. Strand, Meer und Fischerboote — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
6. Boats on the Beach — Claude Monet, 1883
7. Desolation Island — geoff hunt
8. Meeting of a fishermen on coast of the bay of Naples — Iwan Aiwazowski, 1842
9. Meeting of a fishermen on coast of the bay of Naples — Iwan Aiwazowski, 1842
10. The pirates attack — Niels Simonsen
11. Sonnenuntergang: Anlegen eines Bootes — Winslow Homer, 1875
12. Ships at Night — Edward Moran
13. Stormy sea — Iwan Aiwazowski, 1872
14. Florida Beach Scene with Beached Boat and Sailboat in Water — William Aiken Walker
15. Fischerboote am Strand von Saintes-Maries — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
16. Ships off a Rocky Coast — Thomas Chambers, 1840
17. Survivors — Iwan Aiwazowski, 1844
18. Ein Blick auf die zwei Seen und das Mountain House, Catskill Mountains, Morgen — Thomas Cole, 1844

andere

1. Fischerboote am Strand — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
2. Float at Low Tide, Revere Beach (also known as People at the Beach) — Maurice Brazil Prendergast, 1897
3. 'dauntless' leading 'columbia' at the lightship with 'madeleine' following — Thomas Buttersworth
4. The sea (she, she has a sea I like) and The sea (everyone tells me about you, everyone, even the sea)\n\nThe sea (she, she has a sea I like) — Abel Galván Farías, 2012