Menü
Kostenlose Kunstberatung

Zeitraum

Bewegung

Stimmung

Themen

Schlagworte

Tonwert

Hauptfarbe

  1. An Imaginary Church Interior — Bartholomeus Van Bassen, 1645
  2. The Interior of the Great Hall, Greenwich — William Bruce Ellis Ranken, 1919
  3. Interior of the Nieuwe Kerk in Haarlem — Pieter Jansz. Saenredam, 1653
  4. Head of a Peasant Woman with Dark Cap 6 — vincent willem van gogh
  5. Turkish envoy in Venice — Giuseppe Bernardino Bison
  6. Kopf einer Bauernfrau mit dunkler Kapuze — vincent willem van gogh
  7. The Picture Gallery, Stafford House (now Lancaster House) — james digman wingfield, 1848
  8. Interior of the Teatro Regio in Turin — Giovanni Michele Graneri
  9. Dark Blue Turban (also known as Helene with Dark Blue Turban) — Alexej von Jawlensky, 1910
  10. Head of a Peasant Woman with Dark Cap — vincent willem van gogh
  11. An Interior with King Charles I, Queen Henrietta Maria, Jeffery Hudson, William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke and His Brother Philip Herbert — Hendrik Van Steenwijck Der Jüngere
  12. Windsor Castle, King's Old State Bedchamber — Charles Wild
  13. Die Trennung von Licht und Dunkelheit — Michelangelo Buonarroti
  14. < Dark is Life, Dark is Death > To Gustav Mahler — Li Chevalier, 2014
  15. Light Conquers Darkness — Nikolai Konstantinowitsch Roerich, 1933
  16. Les dieux obscurs (Dark Gods) — Max Ernst
  17. Head of a Peasant Woman with Dark Cap 2 — vincent willem van gogh
  18. Das Brennen Der Dunkelheit — Nikolai Konstantinowitsch Roerich, 1924
  19. Windsor Castle, King's Eating Room — Charles Wild
  20. Musical entertainment at the spinet — Johann Heinrich Schönfeld
  21. Interior of St Peter's, Rome — David Roberts (Maler), 1854
  22. An Interior with King Charles I, Queen Henrietta Maria, Jeffery Hudson, William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke and His Brother Philip Herbert (later 4th Earl of Pembroke) — hendrick van steenwijck the younger, 1635

andere

  1. Sketch for ''Light Conquers Darkness'' — Nikolai Konstantinowitsch Roerich, 1933
  2. Trennung von Licht und Dunkelheit — Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1511