Zeitraum

1. riesengebirge — Caspar David Friedrich

Bewegung

Stimmung

1. riesengebirge — Caspar David Friedrich
2. Landschaft mit einem Fluss — John Crome
3. Italian Landscape with Mountains and a River — Joseph Wright von Derby, 1790
4. River Scene — Jan Hackert, 1660

Themen

1. Mountain Landscape — Edward Theodore Compton
2. riesengebirge — Caspar David Friedrich
3. Landschaft mit einem Fluss — John Crome
4. Landscape with Girls at the River — Francesco Zuccarelli, 1760
5. GLYDER FAWR, SNOWDON RANGE — Benjamin Williams Leader
6. WILD WALES — Benjamin Williams Leader

Schlagworte

Tonwert

1. Landscape with Girls at the River — Francesco Zuccarelli, 1760
2. Landschaft mit einem Fluss — John Crome
3. Italian Landscape with Mountains and a River — Joseph Wright von Derby, 1790
4. River Scene — Jan Hackert, 1660

Hauptfarbe

1. WILD WALES — Benjamin Williams Leader
2. riesengebirge — Caspar David Friedrich
3. A Spate In Glen Sligachan, Skye — Louis Bosworth Hurt
4. Italian Landscape with Mountains and a River — Joseph Wright von Derby, 1790
5. Landschaft mit einem Fluss — John Crome
6. N The Pass Of Glencoe, Argyllshire — Thomas Miles Richardson Senior
7. Mountainous Landscape — arnold priestman
8. Scandinavian Rocky River Landscape — Allaert van Everdingen, 1649
9. Idwal from Ben Glog — edwin alfred pettitt
10. Artists Working In A Mountainous River Landscape — willem cornelis rip
11. River Scene — Jan Hackert, 1660
12. Mountain Landscape — Edward Theodore Compton
13. Delphi Valley — karl pavlovich bryullov, 1835
14. GLYDER FAWR, SNOWDON RANGE — Benjamin Williams Leader
15. Glencoe - — Horatio McCulloch
16. Schroon Mountain, Adirondacks, Essex County, New York, nach einem Sturm — Thomas Cole, 1838
17. Landscape with River and Bridge — Giuseppe Zais, 1740
18. a canyon — Paul Gustave Doré

andere

1. Italian Landscape — James Mcdougal Hart, 1855
2. Pass at Glencoe, Scotland — Thomas Moran
3. Highlands — Charles Robert Leslie, 1868
4. River Landscape in Summer — William Mason Brown, 1856
5. Large Mountain Landscape — Joos de Momper, 1620