period

1. untitled (7172) — Fernand Léger
2. Abstraction with Reference to a Flowering Tree — Paul Klee, 1925
3. Orange and Yellows, Bound in Space — hortense mattice gordon, 1952
4. Dominant Curve, oil on canvas, Solomon R. Gu — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky, 1936
5. The Bridge — dorothea foster black, 1930
6. Untitled (Ponte) — Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso, 1914
7. Harlequinesque personage — Pablo Picasso, 1913

movement

1. untitled (7172) — Fernand Léger
2. The Bridge — dorothea foster black, 1930

vibe

1. Orange and Yellows, Bound in Space — hortense mattice gordon, 1952
2. Untitled (Ponte) — Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso, 1914

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tone

1. Abstract Picture — Gerhard Richter, 1994
2. Abstract Painting 780-1 — Gerhard Richter, 1992
3. Orange and Yellows, Bound in Space — hortense mattice gordon, 1952
4. Dominant Curve, oil on canvas, Solomon R. Gu — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky, 1936
5. Untitled (Ponte) — Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso, 1914

main color

1. Abstract Picture — Gerhard Richter, 1994
2. Dominant Curve, oil on canvas, Solomon R. Gu — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky, 1936
3. Still life — aldo cláudio felipe bonadei, 1954
4. Abstraction with Reference to a Flowering Tree — Paul Klee, 1925
5. Abstract — Sofiane Pamart, 2005
6. Untitled (Ponte) — Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso, 1914
7. Aguadores — josé meléndez contreras, 1960
8. The Bridge — dorothea foster black, 1930
9. Untitled — Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso, 1914
10. Abstract Painting 780-1 — Gerhard Richter, 1992
11. Small Composition I — Franz Marc, 1913
12. Paisaje rojo — gunther gerzso
13. Colored Composition of Forms, 1914 — August Macke, 1914
14. Harlequinesque personage — Pablo Picasso, 1913
15. London Bridge — Jacques-Émile Blanche, 1914
16. The Crossing — Fernand Léger, 1912

other

1. Portrait — Lyubov Sergeyevna Popova
2. Charing Cross Bridge — Claude Monet, 1902
3. The Bridge and Mills of Moret, Winter s Effect — Alfred Sisley, 1890
4. Purple and Gold Abstract — michele elizabeth field, 2005
5. Abstract Composition [triptych] — vaclav vytlacil, 1937
6. Abstraction — David Kakabadze, 1927