Zeitraum

1. Familiengruppe in einer Landschaft — frans hals i, 1648
2. Die glückliche Familie — Jean-Honoré Fragonard, 1775

Bewegung

1. The holy family with the infant baptist — Giambattista Tiepolo
2. LE PRINTEMPS — Nikolaus Lancret
3. Die Heilige Familie — Jean-Antoine Watteau, 1717
4. The Geography Lesson — Pietro Longhi

Stimmung

1. Porträt der Familie von Joseph, Herzog von Sachsen-Altenburg — Joseph Karl Stieler, 1848
2. Familiengruppe in einer Landschaft — frans hals i, 1648
3. The Sagredo Family — Pietro Longhi, 1752
4. LE REPAS AU RETOUR DE LA CHASSE — Nikolaus Lancret

Themen

1. The Sagredo Family — Pietro Longhi, 1752

Schlagworte

Tonwert

1. James Erskine, Lord Alva, and his Family — David Allan, 1780
2. The Patron Saints of the Crotta Family — Giambattista Tiepolo, 1750

Hauptfarbe

1. Italian Family — Théodore Géricault
2. The Patron Saints of the Crotta Family — Giambattista Tiepolo, 1750
3. The Dubufe Family in 1820 — Claude Marie Dubufe, 1820
4. The holy family with the infant baptist — Giambattista Tiepolo
5. Porträt der Familie von Joseph, Herzog von Sachsen-Altenburg — Joseph Karl Stieler, 1848
6. James Erskine, Lord Alva, and his Family — David Allan, 1780
7. LA FAMILLE BURTON DIT AUSSI SCENE D'INTERIEUR A L'ECUREUIL — Philippe Mercier
8. Die Familie des Künstlers — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1896
9. Heilige Familie auf den Stufen, Leinwand, Die Geburt — Nikolaus Poussin, 1688
10. Burgomaster Gillis Valckenier and his Family — Gabriel Metsu
11. LE REPAS AU RETOUR DE LA CHASSE — Nikolaus Lancret
12. LA FAMILLE DU DUC DE PENTHIEVRE, DIT LA TASSE DE CHOCOLAT — charpentier jean baptiste le vieux

andere

1. LE CHRIST ET LA FEMME ADULTERE — Gabriel Metsu
2. Patrician Family — Pietro Longhi, 1752
3. Portrait of Albertine Agnes, Princess of Orange-Nassau and her three children. — Abraham Van Den Tempel
4. The Harlowe Family, From Samuel Richardson's — Joseph Highmore
5. A portrait of Jacques-Jean Cremers (1736-after and his wife, dancing, on a garden terrace surrounded by other members of the family playing music (1803)) — Balthasar Beschey
6. Farming generations — August Sander