период

движение

1. The Beale Isoud at Joyous Gard — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
2. La Beale Isoud at Joyous Gard — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley, 1894
3. The Women Friends — Густав Климт, 1917
4. The Morning Dream — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
5. Girls with purple surrounds — Рафаэль Кирхнер, 1900
6. Pater-devil — Николай Константинович Роерих, 1912
7. How Sir Launcelot was Known by Dame Elaine I — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
8. How Queen Guenever Made Her a Nun — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
9. Design for a Frontispiece to 'Virgilius the Sorcerer' — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
10. How King Mark and Sir Dinadan Heard Sir Palomides I — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
11. Воины варяги — Николай Константинович Роерих, 1911

атмосфера

темы

1. The Beale Isoud at Joyous Gard — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
2. How Sir Launcelot was Known by Dame Elaine I — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
3. How Queen Guenever Made Her a Nun — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
4. Design for a Frontispiece to 'Virgilius the Sorcerer' — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
5. How King Mark and Sir Dinadan Heard Sir Palomides I — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
6. Boy Without Flower — Лайнд Уорд

ключевые слова

тон

основной цвет

1. Old Women at Arles (also known as Women from Arles in the Public Gardens, The Mistral) — Гоген, 1888
2. The Beale Isoud at Joyous Gard — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
3. Четыре бретонские женщины — Гоген, 1886
4. The Morning Dream — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
5. Design for a Frontispiece to 'Virgilius the Sorcerer' — Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
6. Parrot — Maurits Cornelis Escher
7. Lilliput Lyrics - — Charles Robinson
8. Untitled (970) — Alexandre de Riquer
9. Girls with purple surrounds — Рафаэль Кирхнер, 1900
10. (The Wayward Muse, portfolio) No More the Walls Surround, Etc — isami doi, 1952
11. The Women Friends — Густав Климт, 1917

другое

1. Битва двух воинов — Кацусика Хокусай
2. Oriental Warrior — Пьетро Франческо Мола, 1650
3. Молодые женщины из деревни — Курбе, 1851
4. Warrior — Цукиока Ёситоси
5. Native American Women Warriors Color Guard dress — mitchelene bigman (bigman), 2010
6. Two Women at a Window — Бартоломе Эстебан Мурильо, 1660