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  1. Female Figure — Gustav Klimt
  2. Woman Sitting in an Armchair (Study for the portrait — Gustav Klimt, 1898
  3. Portrait of Berthe Hodler — Ferdinand Hodler, 1902
  4. Standing figure in frilly dress — Gustav Klimt, 1910

topics

  1. Self portrait — Ferdinand Hodler, 1916
  2. Rhythmic landscape on Lake Geneva — Ferdinand Hodler, 1908
  3. Figure study — Ferdinand Hodler, 1887

tone

  1. Figure study — Ferdinand Hodler, 1887
  2. Self portrait — Ferdinand Hodler, 1916
  3. Woman Sitting in an Armchair (Study for the portrait — Gustav Klimt, 1898
  4. Portrait of Berthe Hodler — Ferdinand Hodler, 1902
  5. Portrait of Louise Delphine Duchosal — Ferdinand Hodler, 1885
  6. The fisherman — Ferdinand Hodler, 1879
  7. Head in Profile — George Romney

main color

  1. The Dents du Midi from Chesieres — Ferdinand Hodler, 1912
  2. Head in Profile — George Romney
  3. Lake Geneva on the evening in Chexbres — Ferdinand Hodler, 1895
  4. Portrait study of Valentine Gode Darel — Ferdinand Hodler, 1909
  5. Portrait of a Woman — Edgar Degas, 1860
  6. Spring — Ferdinand Hodler
  7. Female image — hryhorii havrylenko, 1975
  8. The fisherman — Ferdinand Hodler, 1879
  9. Alyosha — Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, 1927
  10. Portrait of a Woman — daniel huntington
  11. Lake Silvaplana in Autumn — Ferdinand Hodler, 1907
  12. Half-length Figure — Henri Gaudier-Brzeska
  13. Standing figure in frilly dress — Gustav Klimt, 1910
  14. Study for banknote — Ferdinand Hodler, 1909
  15. Woman Sitting in an Armchair (Study for the portrait — Gustav Klimt, 1898
  16. Female Figure — Gustav Klimt
  17. Self-Portrait — Lee Krasner, 1929
  18. Rhythmic landscape on Lake Geneva — Ferdinand Hodler, 1908
  19. Portrait of Berthe Hodler — Ferdinand Hodler, 1902
  20. Figure study — Ferdinand Hodler, 1887
  21. Portrait of Louise Delphine Duchosal — Ferdinand Hodler, 1885

other

  1. Landscape of the Swiss Alps — Ferdinand Hodler, 1918
  2. Valentine Gode Darel, with disheveled hair — Ferdinand Hodler, 1913