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period

movement

  1. Low tide, honfleur — Edward Seago
  2. A Wall, Nassau — Winslow Homer, 1898
  3. A door in Tangier — jorge apperley (george owen wynne apperley)
  4. Fishing Boats Leaving the Harbor, Le Havre — Claude Monet, 1874
  5. Honfleur Harbor — William Blair Bruce, 1896
  6. The Shore — John Henry Twachtman, 1897
  7. A Venetian Regatta — Frederick Childe Hassam
  8. Venice — jorge apperley (george owen wynne apperley)
  9. Collioure. Port with boats — Zinaida Serebriakova, 1930
  10. West Cowes (also known as Port in England) — Berthe Morisot, 1875
  11. [Sailboats, Amsterdam] — lene schneider-kainer, 1927

vibe

topics

  1. Harbor with Red Buoy — Arthur Garfield Dove
  2. Low tide, honfleur — Edward Seago

keywords

tone

main color

  1. A Venetian Regatta — Frederick Childe Hassam
  2. Shipping, Venice — john anthony park, 1934
  3. Venice 1 — jorge apperley (george owen wynne apperley)
  4. [Sailboats, Amsterdam] — lene schneider-kainer, 1927
  5. West Cowes (also known as Port in England) — Berthe Morisot, 1875
  6. Honfleur Harbor — William Blair Bruce, 1896
  7. Study of Sailboats and Harbor — Claude Monet, 1864
  8. In the Harbour — paul mathieu
  9. Fishing Boats Leaving the Harbor, Le Havre — Claude Monet, 1874
  10. A Wall, Nassau — Winslow Homer, 1898
  11. Fishing Boats And A Village, Probably Staithes — Frederick William Jackson
  12. Harbor with Red Buoy — Arthur Garfield Dove
  13. Low tide, honfleur — Edward Seago
  14. Furling the Sails, Gloucester, Massachusetts — annie g sykes, 1910
  15. Fishing Boats, Le Pouleguen — Paul Signac, 1928
  16. Le Croisic — Paul Signac, 1928
  17. Venice — Konstantin Alexeievitch Korovin, 1894
  18. Untitled (590) — Benjamin Palencia
  19. Collioure. Port with boats — Zinaida Serebriakova, 1930
  20. umiel Street, Granada — jorge apperley (george owen wynne apperley)
  21. A door in Tangier — jorge apperley (george owen wynne apperley)
  22. Venice — jorge apperley (george owen wynne apperley)

other

  1. not identified — Moïse Kisling, 1933