period

movement

1. Bacchus and Ariadne — baron gros antoine jean, 1822
2. Portrait of the Artist — Jacques-Louis David
3. Portrait of Philippe-Laurent de Joubert — Jacques-Louis David, 1786
4. Male Nude known as Patroclus — Jacques-Louis David
5. Venus Lamenting the Death of Adonis — Benjamin West, 1819
6. Hercules at the Crossroads (detail) — Pompeo Batoni, 1748
7. Portrait of Pope Pius VII — Jacques-Louis David, 1805

vibe

1. Rinaldo and Armida — Francesco Hayez, 1812

topics

1. Bacchus and Ariadne, Gerard de Lairesse, c. 1680 — gérard de lairesse, 1680
2. The Courtship of Paris and Helen [detail 1] — Jacques-Louis David

keywords

tone

1. Rinaldo and Armida — Francesco Hayez, 1812
2. the death of marat — Jacques-Louis David

main color

1. Venus Lamenting the Death of Adonis — Benjamin West, 1819
2. Bacchus and Ariadne, Gerard de Lairesse, c. 1680 — gérard de lairesse, 1680
3. Portrait of Philippe-Laurent de Joubert — Jacques-Louis David, 1786
4. Bacchus and Ariadne — gérard de lairesse, 1678
5. Portrait of the Comtesse Vilain XIIII and her Daughter — Jacques-Louis David
6. Portrait of the Marquise d_Orvilliers — Jacques-Louis David
7. Tobias and the Angel with the Fish — Karel Dujardin, 1664
8. Portrait of the Artist — Jacques-Louis David
9. Rinaldo and Armida — Francesco Hayez, 1812
10. The Courtship of Paris and Helen [detail 1] — Jacques-Louis David
11. rinaldo and armida — Francesco Hayez
12. Jupiter Beguiled By Juno On Mount Ida — James Barry
13. Bacchus and Ariadne — baron gros antoine jean, 1822
14. the death of marat — Jacques-Louis David
15. Bacchus and Ariadne — angelica kauffmann (maria anna angelika)
16. Portrait of Pope Pius VII — Jacques-Louis David, 1805
17. Bacchus and Ariadne — Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini, 1720
18. Hercules at the Crossroads (detail) — Pompeo Batoni, 1748
19. Male Nude known as Patroclus — Jacques-Louis David
20. Portrait of François Buron — Jacques-Louis David, 1769

other

1. The Funeral of Patroclus — Jacques-Louis David, 1778
2. Louis XVI Showing the Constitution to his Son, the Dauphin — Jacques-Louis David, 1792