periodo

movimiento

vibra

1. Un caballo bayo oscuro en un paisaje — Sir Alfred James Munnings

temas

palabras clave

1. Estudio de un niño ejercitando un caballo de carreras — Sir Alfred James Munnings
2. Estudio para 'Después de la carrera', la yegua gris 'Magnolia' — Sir Alfred James Munnings
3. Un caballo bay en un paisaje — Sir Alfred James Munnings

matiz

1. Un caballo bayo oscuro en un paisaje — Sir Alfred James Munnings
2. Study Of A Bay Horse — Sir Alfred James Munnings
3. Horse Studies - — Sir Alfred James Munnings
4. Un caballo bay en un paisaje — Sir Alfred James Munnings

color principal

1. Exercising the Horses — Sir Alfred James Munnings
2. Riderless Horse — Sir Alfred James Munnings
3. Study for 'Under Starter's Orders' — Sir Alfred James Munnings
4. Boy And Racehorse Study — Sir Alfred James Munnings
5. Un caballo bayo oscuro en un paisaje — Sir Alfred James Munnings
6. Estudio para 'Después de la carrera', la yegua gris 'Magnolia' — Sir Alfred James Munnings
7. Study For 'after The Race', The Grey Mare 'magnolia' — Sir Alfred James Munnings
8. Estudio de un caballo y un jinete — Sir Alfred James Munnings
9. Study of a Bay Horse, 'Master', Bred by the Artist at Dedham — Sir Alfred James Munnings
10. Study For 'our Mutual Friend The Horse', Lady Munnings On 'rufus' — Sir Alfred James Munnings
11. Study Of Front Legs Of A Horse — Sir Alfred James Munnings
12. Estudio para 'Aproximándose al galope' — Sir Alfred James Munnings
13. Studies of Mr Rank's Horse, 'Strathspey', Winner of 1949 Cesarewitch (painted at Druids' Lodge) — Sir Alfred James Munnings, 1949
14. Study Of 'rufus', A Chestnut Horse — Sir Alfred James Munnings
15. Un caballo bay en un paisaje — Sir Alfred James Munnings

otros

1. A Horse With A Groom — Sir Alfred James Munnings
2. Study of a horse — Jean-Louis Ernest Meissonier
3. Estudio para 'Start Of A Steeplechase' — Sir Alfred James Munnings
4. A Bay Horse in a Stable (recto) — Sir Alfred James Munnings
5. Un caballo bayo — Sir Alfred James Munnings
6. Studies of a Horse's Head (recto) — Sir Alfred James Munnings