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movement

1. North Slope-In Summer from the Knoll — Theodore Clement Steele
2. Paul Cezanne — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1880
3. The Garden of the Hotel Berneval. — Camille Pissarro, 1900
4. The Distant Hill from a Sunny Knoll — Theodore Clement Steele
5. Curved Lane to a House — Theodore Clement Steele
6. Evening (A Gray Day) — Theodore Clement Steele
7. Autumn — Theodore Clement Steele
8. Landscape 3 — Theodore Clement Steele
9. Landscape (The Oak) — Theodore Clement Steele
10. Morning in the Valley — Theodore Clement Steele
11. Henry Cavendish’s Gas Balance — tess barnes, 2009
12. Vegetable Garden in Eragny, Overcast Sky, Morning — Camille Pissarro, 1901
13. Two Little Girls — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1890

vibe

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keywords

tone

main color

1. Landscape 3 — Theodore Clement Steele
2. The Distant Hill from a Sunny Knoll — Theodore Clement Steele
3. Landscape (The Oak) — Theodore Clement Steele
4. On the Way from Craigton, Milngavie — robert lillie
5. Peaches, Pears and Grapes — Paul Cézanne, 1879
6. The Garden of the Hotel Berneval. — Camille Pissarro, 1900
7. Evening (A Gray Day) — Theodore Clement Steele
8. North Slope-In Summer from the Knoll — Theodore Clement Steele
9. Autumn — Theodore Clement Steele
10. Paul Cezanne — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1880
11. Woman holding a balance detalj 4 ngw — Johannes Vermeer
12. Curved Lane to a House — Theodore Clement Steele
13. Morning in the Valley — Theodore Clement Steele
14. Hampstead Heath — henry mitton wilson, 1911
15. Landscape with a Cowherd — Camille Pissarro, 1872
16. Woman holding a balance detalj 1 ngw — Johannes Vermeer
17. Vegetable Garden in Eragny, Overcast Sky, Morning — Camille Pissarro, 1901
18. Two Little Girls — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1890
19. At The End Of The Day — ernest albert waterlow
20. Seating Girl — Pierre-Auguste Renoir
21. Henry Cavendish’s Gas Balance — tess barnes, 2009

other

1. Portrait of a Woman with a Balance — Thomas de Keyser, 1625
2. Woman Holding a Balance — Johannes Vermeer, 1662
3. Mademoiselle Demarsy (Woman Leaning on Her Elbow) — Pierre-Auguste Renoir