Zeitraum

Bewegung

Stimmung

1. LE DUO CHANTEUSE ET JOUEUR DE LUTH THEORBE — Gerard ter Borch
2. The Windmill at Wijk bij Duurstede (detail) — Jacob van Ruisdael, 1670

Themen

1. The Dutch Coast with a Weyschuit being Launched and Another Vessel Pushing off from the Shore — Willem van de Velde der Jüngere, 1690

Schlagworte

Tonwert

Hauptfarbe

1. A States Yacht and Other Vessels in Light Air — Willem van de Velde der Jüngere
2. Fisherfolk By A Village On The Dutch Coast — carl eduard ahrendts
3. Morning after the Storm — Henry Redmore
4. A Dutch State Barge under Oars with Bezan Yachts under Sail — Willem van de Velde der Ältere
5. The Island of Onrust — Ludolf Backhuysen I, 1699
6. The Mackerel Market on Yarmouth Beach, Norfolk — Robert Ladbrooke, 1810
7. Fishing Vessels off a Beach, with a Man-of-War at Anchor — Hendrik Jacobsz Dubbels
8. The Dutch Coast with a Weyschuit being Launched and Another Vessel Pushing off from the Shore — Willem van de Velde der Jüngere, 1690
9. The Island of Onrust — Ludolf Backhuysen I, 1699
10. Flussansicht mit einer Fähre und einer Bastion — Salomon Van Ruysdael, 1664
11. Coenraad boats on a dutch canal — jan jacob spohler
12. A Calm A Kaag near the Shore with Other Vessels — Willem van de Velde der Ältere, 1673
13. A Dutch Yacht surrounded by Many Small Vessels, saluting as Two Barges pull alongside — Willem van de Velde der Ältere, 1661
14. LE DUO CHANTEUSE ET JOUEUR DE LUTH THEORBE — Gerard ter Borch
15. A View of an Estuary, with Dutch Vessels at a Jetty and a Dutch Man of War at Anchor — simon jacobsz de vlieger, 1645
16. Raum in einem niederländischen Haus — Pieter Janssens Elinga, 1668
17. Marée basse — Simon De Vlieger

andere

1. Joseph Racontant Ses Songes — Rembrandt van Rijn, 1638
2. PORTRAIT D'UNE FEMME AGEE — Louis Boulanger
3. The Golden Age (Bacchanal) or the Garden of Love — Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem, 1614
4. Allegory of the Three Ages of Man — Jacob Adriaensz Backer
5. Interior of a Dutch House — Pieter de Hooch, 1657
6. Breakfast Piece — Willem Van Aelst, 1671