period

1. Jeanne: Spring — Édouard Manet, 1881
2. A Dark Bay Horse in a Landscape — Sir Alfred James Munnings
3. Riding in the Bois de Boulogne (also known as Madame Henriette Darras or The Ride) — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1873
4. untitled (9402) — Gustave Moreau
5. Studies of a Horse's Head (recto) — Sir Alfred James Munnings

movement

vibe

1. Autumn, Portait of Mery Laurent in a Brown Fur Cape — Édouard Manet
2. Studies of a Horse's Head (recto) — Sir Alfred James Munnings

topics

keywords

tone

1. The Bay Horse, 'Patrick', Bought in Dublin with Grey Mare — Sir Alfred James Munnings, 1914
2. Riding in the Bois de Boulogne (also known as Madame Henriette Darras or The Ride) — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1873

main color

1. Goulue two women — henri de toulouse-lautrec
2. Jeanne: Spring — Édouard Manet, 1881
3. Sorrel Horse Study — Frederic Remington, 1899
4. Woman in a Black Hat and a Raspberry Pink Costume — Mary Stevenson Cassatt
5. Study Of A Bay Horse — Sir Alfred James Munnings
6. Autumn, Portait of Mery Laurent in a Brown Fur Cape — Édouard Manet
7. Study of a horse — Jean-Louis Ernest Meissonier
8. A Dark Bay Horse in a Landscape — Sir Alfred James Munnings
9. untitled (9751) — Odilon Redon
10. Study in Black and Green — John White Alexander
11. Paranoiac Woman-Horse (Invisible Sleeping Woman, Lion, Horse) — Salvador Dalí, 1930
12. Girl Reading a Newspaper — Louis Anquetin, 1890
13. Studies of a Horse's Head (recto) — Sir Alfred James Munnings
14. Horse Studies - — Sir Alfred James Munnings
15. woman arranging her veil — Mary Stevenson Cassatt
16. Exercising the Horses — Sir Alfred James Munnings
17. White Horse in a Riding School — abraham pietersz van calraet, 1722
18. the artists wife in a garden — Frederick Childe Hassam, 1889
19. Riderless Horse — Sir Alfred James Munnings
20. untitled (9402) — Gustave Moreau
21. The Bay Horse, 'Patrick', Bought in Dublin with Grey Mare — Sir Alfred James Munnings, 1914

other

1. Celeste in a Brown Hat — Mary Stevenson Cassatt
2. Mademoiselle Demarsy (Woman Leaning on Her Elbow) — Pierre-Auguste Renoir