period

pokret

1. Harmony in Grey and Peach Colour — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler, 1872
2. The Japanese Dress — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler
3. Harmony in Grey and Green: Miss Cicely Alexander — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler, 1872
4. Crepuscule in Flesh Colour and Green: Valparaiso — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler, 1866
5. Wapping, detail — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler

vibe

teme

1. Harmony in Grey and Peach Colour — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler, 1872
2. Harmony in Coral and Blue: Milly Finch — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler, 1884
3. Nocturne in Green and Gold — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler, 1877
4. Harmony in Red, Lamplight — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler

ključne reči

ton

primarna boja

1. The page — Pjer Ogist Renoar, 1877
2. Harmony in Yellow and Gold: The Gold Girl—Connie Gilchrist — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler, 1876
3. Circus Boy — Glin Voren Filpot
4. ‘Arrangement in Yellow and Gray’: Effie Deans, James Abbott McNeill Whistler, c. 1876 - c. 1878 — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler, 1878
5. King Philip II — Tiziano, 1551
6. A Man Seen from Behind — Luka Karlevaris, 1710
7. Nocturne in Green and Gold — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler, 1877
8. Harmony in Coral and Blue: Milly Finch — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler, 1884
9. Madame Heriot en travesti — Pjer Ogist Renoar, 1876
10. Wapping, detail — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler
11. Harmony in Red, Lamplight — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler
12. The Clown (also known as Claude Ranoir in Clown Costume) — Pjer Ogist Renoar, 1909
13. The Japanese Dress — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler
14. Brown and Silver, Old Battersea Bridge — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler
15. The Zattere; Harmony in Blue and Brown — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler
16. Harmony in Blue, The Duet — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler
17. Portrait Of George Goldney, Small Full-length, In Montem Costume, Eton College Beyond — Tomas Džordž Vebster
18. L'architecture — Tony Robert-Fleury

ostalo

1. Harmony in Grey and Green, Miss Cicely Alexander — Džejms Abbot Meknil Visler
2. Bayerisches Mädchen — Sir Hubert Von Herkomer
3. Victorine Meurent in the costume of an Espada — Едуар Мане, 1862