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  1. View to the Pentlands from near Temple — sir william george gillies
  2. Still Life with Green Cloth — sir william george gillies
  3. Gelston Mill (recto) — sir william george gillies
  4. Still Life in Lamplight — sir william george gillies, 1949
  5. Nungate Bridge, Haddington — sir william george gillies, 1921
  6. Landscape with Cottages, Fields and Mixed Trees — sir william george gillies

topics

  1. Hay Time — sir william george gillies, 1952
  2. Landscape - — emile othon friesz
  3. Landscape near Cassis — André Derain

keywords

tone

  1. Still Life with Green Cloth — sir william george gillies
  2. Landscape with trees in the wind — Chaim Soutine, 1919

main color

  1. Still Life with Green Cloth — sir william george gillies
  2. Laide, Ross shire — sir william george gillies, 1937
  3. Still Life in Lamplight — sir william george gillies, 1949
  4. Fields and Lake — william h. johnson, 1938
  5. Gelston Mill (recto) — sir william george gillies
  6. Landscape at Céret [Paysage à Céret] — Chaim Soutine, 1922
  7. The Farm Place, Summer — sir william george gillies, 1940
  8. Landscape near Cassis — André Derain
  9. Church Lench — Robert Colquhoun, 1942
  10. Landscape with trees in the wind — Chaim Soutine, 1919
  11. Fauve Landscape (also known as Landscape near Oberstdorf - Autumn) — alfred henry maurer, 1910
  12. France. Mountain Lavender. — Pyotr Konchalovsky, 1908
  13. Red Tree — Marsden Hartley, 1910
  14. Nungate Bridge, Haddington — sir william george gillies, 1921
  15. Woodland Landscape in Summer — sir william george gillies
  16. Hay Time — sir william george gillies, 1952
  17. Woodland Landscape — sir william george gillies
  18. Landscape with Cottages — sir william george gillies
  19. View to the Pentlands from near Temple — sir william george gillies
  20. Sir William George Gillies (1898–1973), Artist, Self Portrait — sir william george gillies, 1940

other

  1. Paysage du Midi — pinchus krémègne
  2. Landscape at L'Estaque — Georges Braque, 1907