period

movement

1. Perseus and Andromeda — Charles-André van Loo, 1735

vibe

1. The Finding of Aesculapius — giovanni battista tognolli, 1839
2. Cymon and Iphigenia — angelica kauffmann (maria anna angelika), 1780
3. Sacrifice of Iphigenia — giambattista tiepolo
4. Pan and Syrinx — François Boucher, 1762
5. Zeus and Athens — konstantinos papamichalopoulos, 2019

topics

1. Perseus and Andromeda — Charles-André van Loo, 1735
2. Cymon and Iphigenia — angelica kauffmann (maria anna angelika), 1780
3. Pan and Syrinx — François Boucher, 1762
4. Leda And The Swan — François Boucher

keywords

tone

1. The Finding of Aesculapius — giovanni battista tognolli, 1839
2. Cymon and Iphigenia — angelica kauffmann (maria anna angelika), 1780
3. Sacrifice of Iphigenia — giambattista tiepolo
4. Pan and Syrinx — François Boucher, 1762
5. Zeus and Athens — konstantinos papamichalopoulos, 2019

main color

1. Venus And Adonis — jacob adriaensz backer
2. Cymon and Iphigenia — angelica kauffmann (maria anna angelika), 1780
3. Sleeping Nymphs Discovered By A Shepherd — Robert Fowler
4. Venus Frigida, oil on canvas, Koninklijk Museum — Peter Paul Rubens, 1614
5. The Beautiful Greek (La belle grecque) — Nicolas Lancret, 1732
6. Satyr and Bacchante (Bacchanalia) — karl pavlovich bryullov, 1824
7. The Death of Abel — john wood
8. Prokne and Itys. — alcamenes
9. Neptune and the Winds — giambattista tiepolo, 1760
10. The First Mourning — Édouard Debat-Ponsan
11. Pan and Syrinx — François Boucher, 1762
12. The Finding of Aesculapius — giovanni battista tognolli, 1839
13. The Penitent Magdalene — Anton Raphael Mengs, 1752
14. Leda And The Swan — François Boucher
15. Lucrezia Sextus Tarquinius — Luca Giordano
16. Perseus and Andromeda — Charles-André van Loo, 1735
17. The Judgment of Paris — daniel seiter, 1699
18. Nymphe et Satyr — Alexandre Cabanel
19. Greek Maidens Adorning a Sleeping Cupid with Flowers — joseph marie vien, 1773
20. Zeus and Danae — alecos fassianos

other

1. Persée délivrant Andromède — François Lemoyne
2. Nymph Abducted by a Faun — Alexandre Cabanel, 1861