period

1. Sappho on the Leucadian Cliff — pierre narcisse guérin, 1800

movement

1. Cymon and Iphigenia — angelica kauffmann (maria anna angelika), 1780

vibe

1. Oil Sketch for High Altarpiece, St Bavo, Ghent — Peter Paul Rubens
2. Cymon and Iphigenia — angelica kauffmann (maria anna angelika), 1780
3. The Dead Sparrow — Franz Marc, 1905
4. The Courtship of Paris and Helen [detail 1] — Jacques-Louis David
5. Lucretia — Sebastiano Ricci, 1680
6. Andromache Mourning Hector — Jacques-Louis David

topics

1. Catullus at Lesbia-s — lourens alma tadema

keywords

tone

1. Cymon and Iphigenia — angelica kauffmann (maria anna angelika), 1780
2. Lucretia — Sebastiano Ricci, 1680

main color

1. The Origin of Painting (The Maid of Corinth) — David Allan, 1775
2. Cymon and Iphigenia — angelica kauffmann (maria anna angelika), 1780
3. Justice Embracing Peace — antonio zucchi, 1769
4. A Soldier Entering the Tent of a Queen — Carlo Innocenzo Carlone
5. Youth Mourning — Sir George Clausen, 1916
6. The Courtship of Paris and Helen [detail 1] — Jacques-Louis David
7. The Mourning Mary Magdalene — colijn de coter (colyn van brusele)
8. Louise Harduin in Mourning (also known as Young Girl Sitting in the Country) — Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, 1831
9. In Mourning — Anders Leonard Zorn, 1880
10. Lesbia And Her Sparrow — sir edward john poynter
11. Refining Oil — Charles Webster Hawthorne, 1910
12. Andromache Mourning Hector — Jacques-Louis David
13. Oil Sketch for High Altarpiece, St Bavo, Ghent — Peter Paul Rubens
14. Sappho on the Leucadian Cliff — pierre narcisse guérin, 1800
15. Pompeii, a.d — alfred elmore
16. The Dead Sparrow — Franz Marc, 1905
17. Joseph and Potiphar"s Wife, Nicolas Bertin, 1690 - 1710 — nicolas bertin, 1710
18. Catullus at Lesbia-s — lourens alma tadema
19. Two Superimposed Oil Studies — Alexej von Jawlensky, 1909
20. Anacréon et l'Amour — nicolas bertin
21. Suzanne et les vieillards — guiseppe cesari dit le cavalier d'arpin

other

1. Corrupted oil jerry crude oil — Banksy
2. Lesbia with her Sparrow — r.b.a john william godward