periodo

1. El Concierto de la Flauta en Sanssouci (esquema) — Adolph von Menzel, 1848
2. Supper at the Ball — Adolph von Menzel, 1878

movimiento

1. Alemán en el Salón Blanco — Adolph von Menzel, 1888
2. Maskensouper alemán — Adolph von Menzel, 1855

vibra

1. The Terms of the Armistice, 3–4 November 1918 — Herbert Arnould Olivier, 1918

temas

palabras clave

matiz

1. El Concierto de la Flauta en Sanssouci (esquema) — Adolph von Menzel, 1848
2. Maskensouper alemán — Adolph von Menzel, 1855
3. Drawing for Bedroom Painting No. 15 — Tom Wesselmann, 1968

color principal

1. The Rude Parrot — Ignacio De Léon Y Escosura
2. Disinherited — Francois Adolphe Grison
3. Old Road — Adolph von Menzel, 1891
4. El Concierto de la Flauta en Sanssouci (esquema) — Adolph von Menzel, 1848
5. The Terms of the Armistice, 3–4 November 1918 — Herbert Arnould Olivier, 1918
6. The Letter — karl schweninger junior
7. Maskensouper alemán — Adolph von Menzel, 1855
8. Alemán en el Salón Blanco — Adolph von Menzel, 1888
9. The Well of Moses in Dijon, Carthusian monastery — Adrien Dauzats
10. Supper at the Ball — Adolph von Menzel, 1878
11. John Paul Jones and Benjamin Franklin at Louis XVI's Court — Jean Leon Gerome Ferris

otros

1. Rococo interior with chess-playing men — Benjamin Eugène Fichel
2. Dibujo de mujeres — Miguel de Unamuno
3. Drawing- 02 — Shubhankar Chandere
4. German crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm contemplating the corpse of French general Abel Douay, Franco-Prussian War, (1870) — Anton von Werner
5. The music concert — Benjamin Eugène Fichel
6. Annual Banquet. A Suggestion to the New English Art Club — Max Beerbohm
7. Dibujo de Concepción Lizárraga — Miguel de Unamuno
8. Preparatory drawing from In Memory of My Feelings — Grace Hartigan, 1967
9. SOUPER DU PRINCE DE CONTI AU TEMPLE 1766 — Michel Barthélémy Ollivier
10. The 'Green Stairway' at the Royal Palace of Potsdam — Adolph von Menzel, 1842
11. Grand Duke (Preparatory Drawing ) — Jeffrey Makin, 2019
12. Untitled (After Malevich and Schiele), from the 1917 exhibition, Nature Morte Gallery, New York — Sherrie Levine, 1984