Zeitraum

Bewegung

1. Francisco Glicério Street — Unidentifizierter Künstler, Harper'S Weekly, 1930
2. Earls Court Underground station with Q-38 stock — Topical Press Agency, 1939

Stimmung

Themen

Schlagworte

Tonwert

Hauptfarbe

1. Tram in front of the Panathenaic Stadium — Dimitrios Harissiadis, 1969
2. White-Red-Black 1999-2001 (Częstochowa) — wojciech prażmowski, 2001
3. Earls Court Underground station with Q-38 stock — Topical Press Agency, 1939
4. No. 1 Locomotive and Tender, Darlington Railway Station — Francis Frith, 1860
5. View of the platform at Seven Sisters Victoria line station — Heinz Zinram, 1969
6. Na planie zdjęciowym filmu TV — romuald pieńkowski, 1988
7. Administrative Building — Gerhard Richter, 1964
8. Symphonie in Weiß, Nr. 1: Das weiße Mädchen — James Abbott McNeill Whistler
9. White Mountain Train, from the album Views of Charlestown, New Hampshire — gotthelf pach, 1888
10. Electric locomotive 7507-Brown Boveri, Oerlikon and CAF — Eisenbahnmuseum Madrid, 1944
11. Arrangement in Weiß und Schwarz — James Abbott McNeill Whistler

andere

1. All Aboard for Virginia City — alfred a. hart
2. Seats and moquette of RT-type bus fleet number RT 4825 at London Transport Museum — Hugh Michael Robertson, 2001
3. Electric street car equipped by Edison General Electric Company in 1891 on Pittsburgh Street Railway system — Edison General Electric Company, 1891
4. Battersea Fun Fair, London — David Moore (australischer Fotograf), 1952
5. Family photograph. Left-right: Nisar Murad, Murad, Shireen Murad with granddaughter Aliya Murad and Salma Murad (1969). — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)
6. Notebook — Paul Delvaux
7. SPRING ΙΙ — stratigoula giannicopoulou, 2022
8. Holland glory tulips Kenkenhof Gardens — Yousuf Karsh, 1956
9. Boston, as the Eagle and the Wild Goose See It — James Wallace Black, 1860
10. Train with electric locomotive no. 4 in double traction for iron transport — Victoriano Lucas Martínez Acosta, 1912
11. Mail van DGDC-222-Exterior — Eisenbahnmuseum Madrid, 1892
12. The Hand of Man — Alfred Stieglitz, 1902