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movement

  1. Camping gypsies — august von pettenkofen, 1855
  2. The Veteran in a New Field — Winslow Homer, 1865
  3. After the Market — Konstantin Yegorovich Makovsky, 1876
  4. Peasant Dinner during Harvesting — Konstantin Yegorovich Makovsky, 1871
  5. Indian Encampment, Comanche (or Kiowa) Dressing Skins, Red River — George Catlin, 1848

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  1. After the Market — Konstantin Yegorovich Makovsky, 1876
  2. Peasant Dinner during Harvesting — Konstantin Yegorovich Makovsky, 1871

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tone

main color

  1. Tal-Lee, a Warrior of Distinction — George Catlin, 1854
  2. Scene on the Blood Reserve — nora foote, 1895
  3. Early Winter On Crow Reservation, Montana — Joseph Henry Sharp
  4. Two Women Working in Wheat Field — vincent willem van gogh, 1890
  5. Potato field behind the dunes — vincent willem van gogh, 1883
  6. Discovery and Building — carol m highsmith, 2010
  7. Wheat Field with Cornflowers — vincent willem van gogh, 1890
  8. Wheat Field — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
  9. Sioux Teepee — Karl Bodmer
  10. Indian Encampment, Comanche (or Kiowa) Dressing Skins, Red River — George Catlin, 1848
  11. View of Haarlem with bleaching fields in the foreground — jacob isaackszoon van ruisdael, 1670
  12. Camping gypsies — august von pettenkofen, 1855
  13. Peasant Dinner during Harvesting — Konstantin Yegorovich Makovsky, 1871
  14. Fields — Camille Pissarro
  15. View of Chimney Rock Ogalillalh Sioux Village in Foreground — Albert Bierstadt, 1860
  16. Wheat Field with Sheaves and Arles in the Background — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
  17. Sioux Lodge — Titian Ramsay Peale II, 1819
  18. After the Market — Konstantin Yegorovich Makovsky, 1876
  19. Building. Secession Building in Vienna, Austria — Joseph Maria Olbrich
  20. Sioux Tipis — Karl Bodmer
  21. Sunset: Wheat Fields near Arles — vincent willem van gogh, 1888
  22. The Veteran in a New Field — Winslow Homer, 1865

other

  1. Study of a Ruined Building — Sir Alfred James Munnings
  2. Camp in the Maine Woods, No. 3 — John George Brown, 1879