periodo

movimiento

1. El templo en ruinas. — Hubert Robert

vibra

temas

1. Street Scene with Roman Ruins, Jan Both, c. 1642 - c. 1644 — Jan Both, 1644
2. El templo en ruinas. — Hubert Robert
3. RUINES D'ARCHITECTURE AVEC L'ARC DE JANUS, LE TEMPLE DE VESTA ET LA STATUE EQUESTRE DE MARC AURELE — Giovanni Paolo Panini
4. Roman Ruins — Hubert Robert, 1760
5. Capriccio of Roman Ruins with the Pantheon — Giovanni Paolo Panini, 1737
6. Classical Ruins with the Arch of Constantine — Giovanni Paolo Panini

palabras clave

matiz

color principal

1. Pastoral Landscape with Shepherds — Jean-Baptiste Pillement
2. Capriccio of Classical Ruins — Giovanni Paolo Panini, 1725
3. Anglers Fishing Before A Derelict Watermill — Samuel Prout
4. Veduta Di Un Sepolcro Creduto De’scipioni Fuori Di Porta S — Giovanni Battista Fontana
5. Huts con un Pozo — Jan van Goyen, 1633
6. Ruins of the Ancient Roman Theater of Marcellus — Giuliano Da Sangallo, 1480
7. Capriccio of Roman Ruins with the Pantheon — Giovanni Paolo Panini, 1737
8. Village oriental — Félix Ziem
9. General Washington's Tomb at Mount Vernon — Pavel Petrovich Svinin
10. Salina-ancient Temple — Luigi Mayer
11. RUINES D'ARCHITECTURE AVEC L'ARC DE JANUS, LE TEMPLE DE VESTA ET LA STATUE EQUESTRE DE MARC AURELE — Giovanni Paolo Panini
12. Capriccio Antique Ruins with a Pyramid — pietro paltronieri, 1740
13. Classical Ruins with the Arch of Constantine — Giovanni Paolo Panini
14. Roman Ruins — Hubert Robert, 1760
15. Ruins of Rome — Giovanni Paolo Panini, 1741
16. English Coal Mine From 'cyclopaedia Of Useful Arts — Josiah Wood Whymper
17. El templo en ruinas. — Hubert Robert
18. Side View Of The Temple Of Jupiter, From 'ruins Of — Robert Adam
19. A Dartmoor Cottage — Samuel Prout
20. Street Scene with Roman Ruins, Jan Both, c. 1642 - c. 1644 — Jan Both, 1644
21. Vedute di Roma (62) — Giovanni Battista Piranesi
22. Capriccio of Roman Ruins with the Colosseum — Giovanni Paolo Panini, 1737

otros

1. Isaack van Farmhouse Interior — isack van ostade
2. Classical Landscape with Ruins — Bartholomeus Breenbergh, 1629