period

1. Portrait of a Woman — sebastiano mainardi
2. Portrait of a Young Woman — Sandro Botticelli, 1480
3. Portrait of Selvaggia Sassetti — davide ghirlandaio, 1490
4. The Madonna of the Carnation (detail) — Leonardo da Vinci, 1478
5. Madonna of the Carnation (detail) — Leonardo da Vinci

movement

1. Portrait of a Young Woman — Sandro Botticelli, 1480

vibe

1. Portrait of a Woman — sebastiano mainardi
2. Portrait of Selvaggia Sassetti — davide ghirlandaio, 1490

topics

1. Portrait of a Woman — sebastiano mainardi
2. A Lady in Red — William Merritt Chase, 1902

keywords

tone

1. Young Lady of the Le Blond Family — Rosalba Carriera, 1730
2. The Red Dahlia — Georges Braque

main color

1. portrait of a girl — Domenico Ghirlandaio
2. A Lady in Red — William Merritt Chase, 1902
3. Portrait of a Young Woman — Sandro Botticelli, 1480
4. Portrait of Joan the Mad — Juan de Flandes, 1496
5. Portrait of a Young Woman — Domenico Ghirlandaio
6. The Red Dahlia — Georges Braque
7. Ochre and Red on Red — Mark Rothko, 1962
8. Portrait dune dame — Domenico Ghirlandaio
9. Figure in Red (Personnage au costume rouge) — jean philippe arthur dubuffet, 1961
10. Portrait of a Woman — davide ghirlandaio
11. Portrait of a Woman — sebastiano mainardi
12. Madonna of Red Angels — Giovanni Bellini, 1480
13. Portrait of Selvaggia Sassetti — davide ghirlandaio, 1490
14. Portrait of an Elderly Lady in a Bonnet: Red Background — Mary Stevenson Cassatt, 1887
15. Young Lady of the Le Blond Family — Rosalba Carriera, 1730
16. Portrait of a Lady in Red (detail) — Agnolo Bronzino, 1530

other

1. Madonna with Child and the Infant St John (detail) — pietro perugino (pietro vannucci), 1505
2. Portrait of a Lady with Red Hair (miscalled 'Lady Mary Bruce, 1740–1796, Duchess of Richmond' but possibly Elizabeth White, 1751–1824, Mrs Hartley) — Thomas Gainsborough, 1787
3. Lady with a Red Sash — Maurice Brazil Prendergast, 1897
4. Ochre and Red on Red — Mark Rothko, 1954
5. Lady with a Unicorn — Raphael, 1505
6. Little Girl with Blond Hair in a Red Dress — Egon Schiele, 1916