periodo

movimiento

1. George III — johann zoffany, 1771
2. George III (1738–1820) — allen ramsay

vibra

temas

1. Estudio de las decoraciones en el Mall para la coronación de Jorge VI, 1937 — Sir Alfred James Munnings

palabras clave

matiz

color principal

1. Artist Nick Hollo drawing the view at Lower Georges Heights, Mosman with oil pastels and pens.\n\nArtist Nick Hollo drawing the view at Lower Georges Heights, Mosman with oil pastels and pens. — Gregory Mark Kovacs, 2022
2. Sir James William Morrison (1770–1856), Deputy Master of the Royal Mint (1830–1850) — George Clint
3. The Coronation Of Joseph Ii As Emperor Of Germany_2 — martin ii mytens
4. The Funeral Procession of William Canynge (c.1399–1474), to St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol, 1474 (finished study) — Edward Villiers Rippingille, 1822
5. Rey Jorge III — Thomas Gainsborough, 1781
6. A Procession of Pilgrims outside St Mary Redcliffe — Edward Villiers Rippingille, 1830
7. The Coronation Ceremony of His Most Gracious Majesty King George V in Westminster Abbey. 22nd June 1911 — john henry frederick bacon, 1912
8. State Ball At Buckingham Palace, — Eugène Lami
9. The Allied Sovereigns Banquet At Guildhall — Thomas y William Daniell
10. James George, RN 3rd — George Edmund Butler, 1920
11. Estudio de las decoraciones en el Mall para la coronación de Jorge VI, 1937 — Sir Alfred James Munnings
12. Queen Victoria Opening Parliament — Jorge Hayter
13. The Chapel Of All Souls College — Frederick Mackenzie
14. George V on the Royal Barge at Henley, 1912 — John Arthur Fraser
15. Common Council Chamber, Guildhall — William Henry Pyne

otros

1. The Court Dinner At Cotehele — Nicholas Matthew Condy
2. George Fothergill de York — George Stubbs, 1746
3. George (1762–1830), Príncipe de Gales, más tarde Jorge IV — Thomas Gainsborough, 1781
4. Interior de la Catedral de Colonia, con una funeralización — David Roberts, 1838
5. Interior Of The Grand Cathedral Of The Assumption — Alfred Gomersal Vickers
6. St Paul, window from the Chapel of Cheadle Royal Hospital, Manchester — Edward Coley Burne-Jones, 1892
7. George IV (1762–1830) — Sir David Wilkie, 1830