period

1. Symphony in White Number 1, The White Girl — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler
2. Church Pew with Worshippers — Vincent Van Gog, 1882

pokret

1. The Legislative Belly — Оноре Домије
2. Clément-François-Victor-Gabriel Prunelle (1774-1853), Doctor, Major of Lyon and Deputy — Оноре Домије, 1832

vibe

1. Rue Transnonain, April 15, 1834 — Оноре Домије, 1834
2. Guizot or the Bore — Оноре Домије, 1832
3. The Zenith of French Glory — james gillray, 1793

teme

1. Caricatures of the collaborators of La Lune — André Gill, 1866
2. Rue Transnonain, April 15, 1834 — Оноре Домије, 1834
3. Guizot or the Bore — Оноре Домије, 1832
4. Modern Galilee. And Nevertheless It Moves — Оноре Домије
5. Caricature Of Jules Valles — André Gill

ključne reči

ton

1. The Zenith of French Glory — james gillray, 1793

primarna boja

1. Le Ventre législatif, lithographie The legislative Belly, lithographs — Оноре Домије
2. The Fine Arts Commissioners, 1846 — John Partridge, 1853
3. Quakers' Meeting — Vilijam Henri Pajin
4. Guizot or the Bore — Оноре Домије, 1832
5. The Legislative Belly — Оноре Домије
6. Political cartoon of Theodore Roosevelt, Charles Warren Fairbanks and Charles Evans Hughes traveling to the White House — william norman ritchie, 1916
7. The Inauguration Of The Felix Meritis Building — Adriaan de Lelie
8. At The Cinema — Artur Henri Čerc
9. The stick — Џорџ Грос
10. Church?St. Martin, Nova Scotia — Minor White, 1972
11. Black & White SPECIAL CUT, Hope and Peace Series — brook andrew, 2005
12. Caricatures of the collaborators of La Lune — André Gill, 1866
13. Meeting of the Joint Distribution Committee, Felix M. Warburg’s office — james ricalton (1844–1929) / underwood & underwood (ed. elmer u.: 1859–1947 a. bert elias u.: 1862–1943), 1918
14. Arrangement in White and Black — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler
15. The Laughing Audience (or A Pleased Audience) — Вилијам Хогарш
16. Church Pew with Worshippers — Vincent Van Gog, 1882

ostalo

1. Choristers, St. Mary's Church, C.1812 — john nixon
2. Rev. R. Toy, and his class training to become Preacher — William Ellis, 1862