period

movement

vibe

1. Cagnes Landscape 9 — Pierre-Auguste Renoir
2. Harp of the Winds — Homer Dodge Martin, 1895
3. les peupliers — Claude Monet
4. The Water Lily Pond, Pink Harmony — Claude Monet
5. Peace, Fort Hamilton — William Merritt Chase, 1887
6. White House — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1915
7. Boulevard des Capucines, oil on canvas, The Nels — Claude Monet, 1873
8. Entering the Village of Voisins — Camille Pissarro, 1872
9. Walnut Tree in a Thomery Field — Alfred Sisley, 1880
10. Girl Gathering Flowers — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1872
11. The Laundry — Édouard Manet, 1875

topics

keywords

tone

1. Three Persons Sitting at the Window — vincent willem van gogh, 1885

main color

1. Manuscript of Miguel de Unamuno — Miguel de Unamuno
2. Pen drawing in his letter to V. Stasov — Nicholas Roerich, 1897
3. Hecatommithi. Overo Cento Novelle di M. Giovanbattista Giraldi Cinthio Nobile Ferrarese: Nelle quali, oltre le dilettevoli materie, si conoscono moralità utilissime a gli huomini per il ben vivere; & per destare altresì l — giovanni battista giraldi
4. Sketch of soldiers manning a redoubt. From: journal made on a visit to the disturbed District of — nicholas chevalier, 1868
5. Page from a sketchbook 92 — George Romney
6. Entering the Village of Voisins — Camille Pissarro, 1872
7. Boulevard des Capucines, oil on canvas, The Nels — Claude Monet, 1873
8. les peupliers — Claude Monet
9. Miguel de Unamuno´s manuscript — Miguel de Unamuno
10. Road with Men Walking, Carriage, Cypress, Star, and Crescent Moon — vincent willem van gogh, 1890
11. Letter to the mother — Sergei Eisenstein, 1914
12. Girl near the Stove, Grinding Coffee — vincent willem van gogh, 1882
13. White House — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1915
14. Three Persons Sitting at the Window — vincent willem van gogh, 1885
15. The Laundry — Édouard Manet, 1875
16. Woman in the Garden at Collettes — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1919
17. Cagnes Landscape 9 — Pierre-Auguste Renoir

other

1. Point 4 heads in a letter to his brother Agustin — francisco domingo y marqués
2. walked backwards & forwards — dorothy mae ann wordsworth