periodo

1. Blue Color Field — Amélia Amorim Toledo, 1999
2. My Flowers To Those Who Love Peace — Maria Primachenko, 1983

movimiento

1. Flax Blooms and a Cossack Goes to a Girl — Maria Primachenko, 1982

vibra

1. A Hare's Birthday Party — Maria Primachenko, 1977
2. Ukrainian Dancers — Maria Primachenko, 1983

temas

1. A Hare's Birthday Party — Maria Primachenko, 1977

palabras clave

matiz

1. Flowers of the Flame Tree and Yellow and Black Twiner, West Australia — Marianne North, 1883
2. Flax Blooms and a Cossack Goes to a Girl — Maria Primachenko, 1982
3. Parque con una pareja y un abeto azul — vincent willem van gogh
4. Ukrainian Dancers — Maria Primachenko, 1983
5. My Flowers To Those Who Love Peace — Maria Primachenko, 1983
6. Let Us Go to the Betrothal Party — Maria Primachenko, 1968

color principal

1. Flax Blooms and a Cossack Goes to a Girl — Maria Primachenko, 1982
2. A Hare's Birthday Party — Maria Primachenko, 1977
3. Ukrainian Dancers — Maria Primachenko, 1983
4. Red Snowball Tree Blooms Over a Well — Maria Primachenko, 1982
5. Our Army, Our Protectors — Maria Primachenko, 1978
6. Naturaleza muerta. Flores amarillas — Aleksandr Deynéka, 1954
7. Ola Man and Old Woman Carry a Turnip — Maria Primachenko, 1983
8. Flowers of the Flame Tree and Yellow and Black Twiner, West Australia — Marianne North, 1883
9. This Man Does Not Know How to Please a Woman — Maria Primachenko, 1978
10. Campo de Flores Amarillas — vincent willem van gogh, 1889
11. Two Blue Tomties - Two Sisters Walk on the Grass — Maria Primachenko, 1982
12. Fields — Camille Pissarro
13. This Man Does Not Know How to Please a Woman — Maria Primachenko, 1978
14. Let Us Go to the Betrothal Party — Maria Primachenko, 1968
15. Maiden Plays the Lute and Waits for her Beloved — Maria Primachenko, 1982

otros

1. Vania Gives a Flower to Halia — Maria Primachenko, 1983
2. Blue flower (the blue flower) — Georgia O'Keeffe
3. flores — Andy Warhol
4. La Casa Azul — Marc Chagall, 1917
5. The Blue Tree — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
6. Sin título (Azul dividido por azul) — Mark Rothko, 1966