period

movement

1. Queen Victoria and Her Family on Brighton Sands — Charles Wynne Nicholls

vibe

topics

1. Maria Antoinette Charlotte Sanderson (1782-1859), Wife of Johan Fraser, Charles Howard Hodges, 1835 — Charles Howard Hodges, 1835
2. Portrait of a Woman — charles w fliess, 1949
3. Barbara Shore Nightingale — Charles Haslewood Shannon

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tone

main color

1. Queen Victoria and Her Family on Brighton Sands — Charles Wynne Nicholls
2. Lady Hamilton As Saint Cecilia — Richard Westall
3. Lady Adelaide Chetwynd Talbot (1844–1917), Countess Brownlow — Frank O. Salisbury, 1908
4. Catherine Blackburn — Sir Francis Grant
5. Jacoba Vetter (1796-1830), Wife of Pieter Meijer Warnars, Amsterdam Bookseller, Charles Howard Hodges, c. 1821 - c. 1825 — Charles Howard Hodges, 1825
6. Barbara Shore Nightingale — Charles Haslewood Shannon
7. Charles Barry Junior (1823–1900), PRIBA — Lowes Cato Dickinson, 1880
8. Anne Templer (d.1832), Lady De la Pole — thomas beach, 1793
9. Mrs Abington as the Comic Muse — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1773
10. Maria Antoinette Charlotte Sanderson (1782-1859), Wife of Johan Fraser, Charles Howard Hodges, 1835 — Charles Howard Hodges, 1835
11. Lady Christian Henrietta Caroline ‘Harriot’ Acland, née Fox Strangways (1749 1750–1815) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1771
12. Portrait of a Woman — charles w fliess, 1949
13. A Peasant Woman in White Cap — vincent willem van gogh

other

1. Woman in Green (also known as Portrait of Mrs. Crocket) — Charles Webster Hawthorne
2. Woman in a Black Hat — Charles James Theriat
3. Elizabeth Brodie, Wife Of The 5th Duke Of Gordon — alfred edward chalon
4. Mrs Abington (c.1737–1815), as the Comic Muse — Sir Joshua Reynolds
5. mrs charles russell — John Singer Sargent
6. Portrait Study (Rose) — charles baxter
7. Juliet on the Balcony — sir thomas francis dicksee, 1875
8. Woman in Black (also known as Portrait of a Woman) — Mary Stevenson Cassatt, 1881
9. Portrait of a Woman — Edgar Degas, 1873
10. Refining Oil — Charles Webster Hawthorne, 1910
11. Miss Elizabeth Darby (d.1838) — Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1785