Zeitraum

Bewegung

1. The Reverend John Thomas Becher (1770–1848) — Thomas Barber
2. Frau in Weiß — Pablo Picasso, 1923
3. Pringle Fraser — Henry Raeburn
4. John Parker III (1772–1840), 2. Lord Boringdon, später 1. Earl of Morley, als Junge — Gilbert Stuart, 1786
5. Thomas Moore (1779–1852), Poet — Sir Thomas Lawrence

Stimmung

Themen

1. Lord Denman (1779–1854) — Thomas Barber, 1833
2. Pringle Fraser — Henry Raeburn
3. Thomas Moore (1779–1852), Poet — Sir Thomas Lawrence
4. John Parker III (1772–1840), 2. Lord Boringdon, später 1. Earl of Morley, als Junge — Gilbert Stuart, 1786

Schlagworte

1. The Reverend John Thomas Becher (1770–1848) — Thomas Barber

Tonwert

Hauptfarbe

1. Mrs. John Willis Ellis (Mary White) — john henry brown, 1846
2. Henry Kirke White (1785–1806), Poet — Thomas Barber
3. Henry Kirke White (copy after an orginal of c.1805 by Thomas Barber) — sylvanus redgate
4. The Reverend John Thomas Becher (1770–1848) — Thomas Barber
5. Pringle Fraser — Henry Raeburn, 1804
6. Lord James Beresford (1816–1841), 4th Son of Henry de la Poer — Joseph Clover, 1825
7. Lord James Beresford, 4th Son of Henry de la Poer — Joseph Clover, 1825
8. Portrait of Master Henry Monro (1791 1814) — John Opie
9. Henry VIII und der Barber-Sargen — Hans Holbein der Jüngere
10. Thomas Sword Good (1789–1872), Painter in Berwick, Self Portrait — Thomas Sword Good, 1816
11. Henry VIII und die Barberchirurgen — Hans Holbein der Jüngere, 1543
12. Portrait of John Constable aged twenty — Daniel Gardner
13. Thomas Moore (1779–1852), Poet — Sir Thomas Lawrence
14. Lord Denman (1779–1854) — Thomas Barber, 1833
15. Frau in Weiß — Pablo Picasso, 1923
16. Pringle Fraser — Henry Raeburn, 1804
17. Pringle Fraser — Henry Raeburn

andere

1. Strapless Evening dress in white-on-white dotted organdy — Elsa Schiaparelli, 1950
2. John Constable — Daniel Gardner
3. Symphonie in Weiß, Nr. 1: Das weiße Mädchen — James Abbott McNeill Whistler
4. Mrs. Henry White — John Singer Sargent, 1883
5. Thomas Sandby (1721–1798) — Henry Singleton, 1793
6. Frau im weißen Kleid — Henri Matisse, 1934