period

1. A Grave and a Mine Crater at La Boiselle, August 1917 — Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen, 1917
2. The Somme - A Clear Day : (View from the British trenches opposite of La Boisselle , showing German front line and mine craters — Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen, 1917

movement

1. A Grave and a Mine Crater at La Boiselle, August 1917 — Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen, 1917

vibe

topics

1. The Dunes at Knokke — Camille Pissarro, 1894
2. La Creuse Landscape, Spring — ferdinand guillaumin

keywords

tone

1. A Grave and a Mine Crater at La Boiselle, August 1917 — Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen, 1917

main color

1. Study for 'Valley of the Seine from the Giverny Heights' — Theodore Robinson, 1892
2. Landscape With A Castle — francis towne
3. La Creuse Landscape, Spring — ferdinand guillaumin
4. Environs de Collioure — étienne terrus
5. A Grave and a Mine Crater at La Boiselle, August 1917 — Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen, 1917
6. Roman sunset — Amedeo Bocchi, 1951
7. Landscape and Figures — Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, 1829
8. Moorland Landscape — george cartlidge, 1903
9. View from Old Road, Milngavie — robert lillie, 1904
10. Landscape with Figures — Thomas Gainsborough, 1785
11. The Somme - A Clear Day : (View from the British trenches opposite of La Boisselle , showing German front line and mine craters — Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen, 1917
12. Landscape — allan walton
13. Wooded Landscape — Alexander Nasmyth
14. Flying Shadows — Kenyon Cox, 1883
15. Landscape with a Lake and a Shepherd — george frederick buchanan, 1855
16. Italian Landscape with Mountains and a River — Joseph Wright of Derby, 1790
17. A View from the old British Trenches — Sir William Newenham Montague Orpen
18. Swiss Landscape — George Howland Beaumont, 1819
19. A Farmhouse in the Hills — philip stuart paice
20. Les blés verts au Pouldu — Paul Sérusier
21. Landscape With A Lake — George Barret the Elder
22. Landscape with a Building and Distant Mountains — Jan Frans van Bloemen

other

1. Distant View of Worcester — william d dring