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periodo

movimiento

  1. James Smith — James Lonsdale, 1835
  2. Portrait of Edward Cavendish — Sir James Jebusa Shannon
  3. Lord John Manners, Lord Haddon and Lady Marjorie — Sir James Jebusa Shannon
  4. The floral dress — Sir James Jebusa Shannon
  5. Violet Lindsay — Sir James Jebusa Shannon

vibra

temas

  1. James Smith — James Lonsdale, 1835
  2. James Hamilton (d.1867), Regent Square Church, London — john james napier
  3. The floral dress — Sir James Jebusa Shannon
  4. Violet Lindsay — Sir James Jebusa Shannon

palabras clave

matiz

color principal

  1. Madame Patey — Sir James Jebusa Shannon, 1884
  2. The Fairy Tale — James Sant, 1870
  3. Untitled (AQRCP4) — Sir James Jebusa Shannon, 1884
  4. The floral dress — Sir James Jebusa Shannon
  5. Miss Elizabeth Young — George William Russell
  6. Portrait of Edward Cavendish — Sir James Jebusa Shannon
  7. Lord John Manners, Lord Haddon and Lady Marjorie — Sir James Jebusa Shannon
  8. Portrait of a Lady — Walter Westley Russell
  9. Mrs Patrick Forbes — William Carter, 1906
  10. James Hamilton (d.1867), Regent Square Church, London — john james napier
  11. Portrait of a Member of the Cory Family — herman herkomer, 1886
  12. Mrs Patrick Forbes — William Carter, 1906
  13. Anne Jemima Clough, First Principal — Sir James Jebusa Shannon
  14. Margaret Anderson, The Honourable Mrs Ronald, Later Dame Margaret, Greville, DBE — carolus-duran (charles-auguste-emile durand), 1891
  15. Dorothy (also known as Portrait: Dorothy in Pink, Portrait of Miss Dorothy Chase) — William Merritt Chase, 1913
  16. Irene Elizabeth Miller Mundy (d.1937), Countess of Enniskillen — Samuel Henry William Llewellyn, 1916
  17. James Smith — James Lonsdale, 1835
  18. Diana Macdonald — Sir James Jebusa Shannon
  19. Louisa (1843–1920), Dowager Viscountess Wolseley — Julian Russell Story, 1884
  20. Mrs Edwin Tate — sir hubert von herkomer

otros

  1. The Green Vase — Sir James Jebusa Shannon
  2. James Reid Pringle 2 — Charles Fraser
  3. Easby Abbey, North Yorkshire — James Peel, 1856