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period

pokret

  1. Lady in Green and Gray — Tomas Vilmer Djuing
  2. Lady with a Cello — Tomas Vilmer Djuing
  3. Comedia — Tomas Vilmer Djuing, 1894
  4. The Musician — Tomas Vilmer Djuing

vibe

teme

  1. Pandora — Tomas Vilmer Djuing, 1910
  2. Lady in Green and Gray — Tomas Vilmer Djuing
  3. Dve žene sa cvecenom šeširi — Pjer Ogist Renoar, 1915
  4. Breton Women with Parasols — Емил Бернар
  5. Žene na ulici — Ерnst Лудвиг Киршнер
  6. Two women on the beach — Пабло Пикасо, 1956
  7. Mlade žene iz sela — Gustav Кјорбе, 1851
  8. The Washer-Women, oil on canvas, Baltimore Muse — Pjer Ogist Renoar, 1889

ključne reči

ton

primarna boja

  1. The Music Lesson — Tomas Vilmer Djuing
  2. Mlade žene iz sela — Gustav Кјорбе, 1851
  3. Green and Gold — Tomas Vilmer Djuing
  4. The Musician — Tomas Vilmer Djuing
  5. Pandora — Tomas Vilmer Djuing, 1910
  6. Dve žene sa cvecenom šeširi — Pjer Ogist Renoar, 1915
  7. Two women on the beach — Пабло Пикасо, 1956
  8. The Cellist — Лила Кабот Пери
  9. Žene na ulici — Ерnst Лудвиг Киршнер
  10. Lady in Green and Gray — Tomas Vilmer Djuing
  11. The Washer-Women, oil on canvas, Baltimore Muse — Pjer Ogist Renoar, 1889
  12. Tahitian Women (On the Beach) — Евгејн Жорж Паул Гаугин
  13. Lady with a Cello — Tomas Vilmer Djuing
  14. Comedia — Tomas Vilmer Djuing, 1894
  15. Two Women at a Window — Бартоломе Естебан Муриљо, 1660
  16. Breton Women with Parasols — Емил Бернар
  17. Laundring Women. Eragny sur Eptes — Kamij Pisaro, 1895
  18. The Letter — Tomas Vilmer Djuing

ostalo

  1. Old Women at Arles (also known as Women from Arles in the Public Gardens, The Mistral) — Евгејн Жорж Паул Гаугин, 1888
  2. Four Breton Women (also known as Breton Women Chatting) — Евгејн Жорж Паул Гаугин, 1886
  3. Women cooking, washing and reading to children, and studies of two women — Kamij Pisaro
  4. Girl with Violin (also known as The Violinist) — Едмунд Чарлс Тарбел, 1890
  5. Girl with Violin (also known as The Violinist) — Едмунд Чарлс Тарбел, 1890
  6. Young Woman with Violoncello, (painting) — Tomas Vilmer Djuing, 1905