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movement

  1. Madame S with Her Children in Their Garden at Trouville — Eugène Louis Boudin, 1873
  2. The Garden of the Hotel Berneval. — Camille Pissarro, 1900
  3. Louveciennes 1 — Camille Pissarro
  4. Le thé au jardin (also known as Tea in the Garden) — Frederick Carl Frieseke, 1904
  5. The Fortifications of Paris — Maurice Utrillo
  6. Garden Mirror — Frederick Carl Frieseke, 1913
  7. Garden with Flowers — vincent willem van gogh, 1888

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  1. Le thé au jardin (also known as Tea in the Garden) — Frederick Carl Frieseke, 1904
  2. Garden Mirror — Frederick Carl Frieseke, 1913
  3. Terrace in the Luxembourg Garden — vincent willem van gogh, 1886

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tone

main color

  1. A Street Scene in Chelsea, London — Thomas Cantrell Dugdale, 1907
  2. Midvinterblot (sketch) 4 — Carl Larsson
  3. Louveciennes 1 — Camille Pissarro
  4. The Garden of the Hotel Berneval. — Camille Pissarro, 1900
  5. Restaurant Garden (also known as Beer Garden in Leiden (Zelten.)) — Max Liebermann, 1900
  6. Jardin du Luxembourg — Lois Mailou Jones, 1948
  7. The Garden Steps Leading to the Artist — christen købke, 1845
  8. Garden with Flowers — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
  9. The Fortifications of Paris — Maurice Utrillo
  10. Le thé au jardin (also known as Tea in the Garden) — Frederick Carl Frieseke, 1904
  11. Montmartre, Paris — berndt lindholm, 1875
  12. Old Reservoir From Montmartre, Jean-Baptiste Clement Square — Maurice Utrillo
  13. Garden Mirror — Frederick Carl Frieseke, 1913
  14. Aerial view - The Kitchen garden — joaquín carvallo
  15. The Old Man and the New Trees — Carl Larsson, 1883
  16. Terrace in the Luxembourg Garden — vincent willem van gogh, 1886
  17. Park Scene — joan hargreaves
  18. Type the Cluny Museum in Paris — Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, 1908
  19. Sculpture with Colour (Deep Blue and Red) — Barbara Hepworth, 1940
  20. The Garden at Haikko — Albert Edelfelt
  21. The Gardener — Gustave Caillebotte, 1877

other

  1. Haarlem — wybrand hendriks, 1815
  2. Madison Square and the Dewey Arch. Cross Streets of New York — Everett Shinn