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period

movement

  1. The Blue Sea — Helen Galloway McNicoll, 1914
  2. Hazel Martyn, Later Lady Lavery — Sir John Lavery, 1909
  3. Prospect Park, Brooklyn — William Merritt Chase, 1887
  4. The River Tang — philip connard, 1913
  5. Sunday at the Beach — Edward Henry Potthast
  6. Tennis Game by the Sea — Max Liebermann, 1901
  7. Study of Cedars at Chiswick House — frederick william hayes
  8. The Yacht Race — Max Liebermann, 1924
  9. Parc Monceau, Paris — Frederick Childe Hassam, 1887
  10. Lilliputian Boat-Lake - Central Park — William Merritt Chase
  11. Strolling by the Wannsee Shore — Max Liebermann, 1924
  12. Summer Morning — wilfrid gabriel de glehn

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topics

keywords

  1. Miss Eva Fulton — Sir John Lavery
  2. Miss Cicely Frances Wedgwood — Sir John Lavery

tone

main color

  1. Parc Monceau, Paris — Frederick Childe Hassam, 1887
  2. Irish eviction — Frederick Goodall
  3. A Rally — Sir John Lavery, 1885
  4. Mrs. Lavery — Sir John Lavery
  5. Miss Esther Joanna Marie McLaren and Mrs Katherine Oliver, née McLaren — Sir John Lavery
  6. Lady Lavery — Sir John Lavery, 1922
  7. Miss Eva Fulton — Sir John Lavery
  8. The Blue Sea — Helen Galloway McNicoll, 1914
  9. The Van Dyck Room, Wilton — Sir John Lavery, 1920
  10. Study of Cedars at Chiswick House — frederick william hayes
  11. Summer Morning — wilfrid gabriel de glehn
  12. The River Tang — philip connard, 1913
  13. Miss Cicely Frances Wedgwood — Sir John Lavery
  14. A Visitor — Sir John Lavery, 1885
  15. Prospect Park, Brooklyn — William Merritt Chase, 1887
  16. Hazel Martyn, Later Lady Lavery — Sir John Lavery, 1909
  17. Tennis Game by the Sea — Max Liebermann, 1901
  18. Lilliputian Boat-Lake - Central Park — William Merritt Chase
  19. Opening of the Lord Duveen Annexe to the National Portrait Gallery — Sir John Lavery, 1933
  20. Sunday at the Beach — Edward Henry Potthast
  21. The Yacht Race — Max Liebermann, 1924

other

  1. Lady Firth — Sir John Lavery, 1910
  2. Portrait of Mrs E. Bowen-Davies — Sir John Lavery