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bevægelse

1. Study, Figure 4 — Thomas Cole
2. Study, Landscape 7 — Thomas Cole
3. The Hudson River from Fort Montgomery — David Johnson
4. Hudson River Scene — John Frederick Kensett, 1857
5. Study, a cedar and various studies of a man fishing — Thomas Cole
6. View of the Hudson River from Olana — Frederic Edwin Church, 1867
7. Shrewsbury River — John Frederick Kensett, 1856
8. Study of a Tree — Albert Bierstadt, 1864
9. Single Female Figure (from Sketchbook) — Asher Brown Durand
10. Hudson River, Above Catskill — Charles Herbert Moore, 1865

stemning

emner

1. Single Female Figure (from Sketchbook) — Asher Brown Durand
2. Polya Peshekhonova — Konstantin Yuon

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tone

primær farve

1. Study, a cedar and various studies of a man fishing — Thomas Cole
2. The Hudson River from Fort Montgomery — David Johnson
3. Single Female Figure (from Sketchbook) — Asher Brown Durand
4. Folio 81, Woman in the blue skirt — Eugène Delacroix, 1832
5. Design for a dress — Roxelane [Roxelana] — Marguerite Porracchia, 1927
6. Figure Study (Entering Bath) — Miner Kilbourne Kellogg
7. Hudson River, Above Catskill — Charles Herbert Moore, 1865
8. Study, Figure 4 — Thomas Cole
9. Degas portrait in the Uffizi — Gustave Moreau, 1859
10. View of the Hudson River from Olana — Frederic Edwin Church, 1867
11. Woman Standing Facing Slightly left, with Right Arm Akimbo (Study for the portrait — Gustav Klimt, 1899
12. Gants de Suède — James Abbott McNeill Whistler
13. Polya Peshekhonova — Konstantin Yuon
14. Shrewsbury River — John Frederick Kensett, 1856
15. Study of a Woman — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1890
16. Standing Female Figure — Edward Hopper, 1900
17. Study of a Tree — Albert Bierstadt, 1864

andet

1. Young Women Resting in a Field — hilaire-germain-edgar degas, 1882
2. Untitled — Edward Hopper, 1900
3. Sketch for costume of the play Uncle Vanya, by Anton Chekhov, O Tablado — Athos Bulcão De Almeida Lima, 1955
4. Sketch for costume of the play Uncle Vanya, by Anton Chekhov — Athos Bulcão De Almeida Lima, 1955
5. Hudson River, Logging — Winslow Homer, 1897