period

movement

vibe

1. Lord Reith — gerald festus kelly
2. Elegant Company in a Park — Jean-Baptiste Pater

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tone

1. A Calm at a Mediterranean Port — Claude-Joseph Vernet, 1770
2. Calm Dutch Ships Coming to Anchor — Willem van de Velde the Elder, 1655
3. Large Ships and Boats in a Calm — Willem van de Velde the Elder, 1660
4. Calm Sea — Gustave Courbet, 1866
5. Calm Seas — Gustave Courbet, 1873
6. Shipping Scene A Calm — Willem van de Velde the Elder

main color

1. Samuel Henry Kress — leopold gould seyffert, 1953
2. Viscount Nuffield (1877–1963) (after Oswald Hornby Joseph Birley) — reginald henry lewis, 1945
3. An Elegant Lady Strolling along a Canal in Amsterdam — george heidrik breitner, 1895
4. Calm Sea — Willem van de Velde the Elder
5. Lord Nuffield (copy after Oswald Hornby Joseph Birley) — reginald henry lewis, 1945
6. Sir Walter R. M. Lamb — Thomas Cantrell Dugdale, 1943
7. Lord Reith — gerald festus kelly
8. Courtauld Greenwood (1865–1954), Later Baron Courtauld Thomson KBE, CB — oswald hornby joseph birley, 1937
9. Elegant Company in a Park — Jean-Baptiste Pater
10. Calm Seas — Gustave Courbet, 1873
11. Frederick Marmaduke Osborn, Esq. (1874–1950), Chairman of the Sheffield Royal Hospital (1905–1948), Member of the Board (1912–1948) — Margaret Lindsay Williams, 1949
12. Sir William A. Jenkins, JP — Evan Walters
13. Sir John Herbert Parsons (1868–1957) — john william gilroy
14. The Right Honourable Sir Harold Wilson (1916–1995), Lord Wilson of Rievaulx, Fellow, Prime Minister (1964–1970 1974–1976) — cowan dobson
15. Calm — Jan van de Cappelle, 1650
16. Large Ships and Boats in a Calm — Willem van de Velde the Elder, 1660
17. A Calm at a Mediterranean Port — Claude-Joseph Vernet, 1770
18. Sir Wilfred Ayre (1890–1971) — william oliphant hutchison
19. William Henry Ansell (1873–1959), CBE, PRIBA — Thomas Cantrell Dugdale, 1943
20. Shipping Scene A Calm — Willem van de Velde the Elder
21. An Elegant Woman — alfred émile léopold stevens, 1884

other

1. An elegant couple entering a box at the Paris Opera. — jean georges béraud, 1907