period

movement

1. Landscape and Figures — Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, 1829
2. Landscape with Ruins — richard wilson
3. Matlock Dale, Looking toward Black Rock Escarpment (also known as View of the Boathouse near Matlock) — Joseph Wright of Derby, 1785
4. Romantic landscape — Konstantin Fyodorovich Bogaevsky, 1935
5. François Ier and Marguerite de Navarre — Richard Parkes Bonington, 1827
6. Landscape — francis towne
7. Child saying prayers with a woman sitting — Richard Parkes Bonington
8. The Young Mother — eugène louis gabriel isabey, 1852
9. Mountainous Landscape and Stream, Keswick — george blackie sticks, 1877

vibe

1. Matlock Dale, Looking toward Black Rock Escarpment (also known as View of the Boathouse near Matlock) — Joseph Wright of Derby, 1785
2. François Ier and Marguerite de Navarre — Richard Parkes Bonington, 1827
3. The Young Mother — eugène louis gabriel isabey, 1852

topics

keywords

tone

1. Landscape and Figures — Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, 1829

main color

1. Family Quarrel — konstantin apollonovich savitsky, 1890
2. A Young Woman Nursing A Baby — Jacob Henricus Maris
3. The Phrenologist — William Henry Knight
4. Maternal Affection — Frederick Goodall
5. Mother and Child (also known as Lady Shannon and Kitty) — sir james jebusa shannon, 1900
6. François Ier and Marguerite de Navarre — Richard Parkes Bonington, 1827
7. An Interior View with a Man and Woman — pieter cornelisz. van slingelandt
8. Landscape with Ruins — richard wilson
9. The Young Mother — eugène louis gabriel isabey, 1852
10. Wooded River Landscape in the Alps — Thomas Ender
11. Romantic landscape — Konstantin Fyodorovich Bogaevsky, 1935
12. Prayer — thomas alexander ferguson graham
13. The Dead Canary — William Mulready the Younger
14. Waiting An English Fireside of 1854–1855 — Ford Madox Brown, 1855

other

1. View From Rydal Park — francis towne
2. Landscape with a River — John Crome
3. An Extensive Landscape With Drovers And Sheep On A Track — thomas collier
4. Landscape with Fence — William Trost Richards
5. Le Tréport Seen from the Direction of Eu — Richard Parkes Bonington, 1821