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movement

  1. Stormy Weather over the Roman Campagna — Carl Blechen, 1829
  2. Forest path near Spandau — Carl Blechen, 1835

vibe

  1. The Bay of Rapallo — Carl Blechen, 1829
  2. Stormy Weather over the Roman Campagna — Carl Blechen, 1829
  3. Fishermen at the Gulf of Naples — Carl Blechen, 1829
  4. View of the Santa Scolastica Monastery near Subiaco — Carl Blechen, 1832
  5. View of Rooftops and Gardens — Carl Blechen, 1835
  6. Bathers in Terni Park — Carl Blechen, 1836
  7. Building the Devil's Bridge — Carl Blechen, 1833
  8. Grotto in the Gulf of Naples — Carl Blechen, 1829
  9. Self-Portrait — Carl Blechen, 1823

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tone

  1. The Bay of Rapallo — Carl Blechen, 1829
  2. Scaffold in Storm — Carl Blechen, 1833
  3. Stormy Weather over the Roman Campagna — Carl Blechen, 1829
  4. Fishermen at the Gulf of Naples — Carl Blechen, 1829
  5. Building the Devil's Bridge — Carl Blechen, 1833
  6. Self-Portrait — Carl Blechen, 1823

main color

  1. The Depth Of The Forest Iii — lászló paal
  2. Forest path near Spandau — Carl Blechen, 1835
  3. The Forest — François Boucher, 1740
  4. Autumn Mood — lászló paal
  5. The Soignes Forest — Lodewijk de Vadder
  6. Summer in Scalp Level — george hetzel, 1881
  7. View from Richmond Hill — John Frederick Kensett, 1843
  8. View of the Santa Scolastica Monastery near Subiaco — Carl Blechen, 1832
  9. Mission in Old Mexico — Thomas Moran, 1921
  10. Fishermen at the Gulf of Naples — Carl Blechen, 1829
  11. Pan endormi dans un bois — Arnold Böcklin
  12. Sunset Glory — elliott dangerfield, 1915
  13. Evening — William Keith
  14. Bathers in Terni Park — Carl Blechen, 1836
  15. Scaffold in Storm — Carl Blechen, 1833
  16. Landscape with A Lake — Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
  17. Self-Portrait — Carl Blechen, 1823
  18. Building the Devil's Bridge — Carl Blechen, 1833
  19. View of Assisi — Carl Blechen, 1832
  20. View of Rooftops and Gardens — Carl Blechen, 1835
  21. The Bay of Rapallo — Carl Blechen, 1829

other

  1. Grotto in the Gulf of Naples — Carl Blechen, 1829