période

mouvement

1. Dark Blue Turban (also known as Helene with Dark Blue Turban) — Alexej von Jawlensky, 1910
2. Strange Couple — Emil Nolde
3. Grotesque Figures (Red, Yellow, Green) — Emil Nolde
4. Arbres Sombre sur Pente Verte — Alexej von Jawlensky, 1910
5. Hope grows in darkness — Marianne Sadowski, 2020
6. Three Figures — Emil Nolde
7. Hovering Couple — Emil Nolde
8. Dark Eyes — Alexej von Jawlensky, 1912
9. Old Man Nude Girl — Emil Nolde
10. Green Head above Red Cloak — Emil Nolde
11. Great Fiend — Emil Nolde
12. Men and Women (Blue and Red) — Emil Nolde
13. Two WOmen (Brown) — Emil Nolde
14. Group of People — Emil Nolde
15. Old couple in Dark Light (Twilight) — Emil Nolde
16. Conversation (Green and Violet) — Emil Nolde

atmosphère

thématiques

1. Men and Women (Blue and Red) — Emil Nolde
2. Grotesque Figures (Red, Yellow, Green) — Emil Nolde
3. Green Head above Red Cloak — Emil Nolde
4. Two WOmen (Brown) — Emil Nolde
5. Conversation (Green and Violet) — Emil Nolde
6. Old Man Nude Girl — Emil Nolde

mots-clés

tonalité

couleur principale

1. Men and Women (Blue and Red) — Emil Nolde
2. Les dieux obscurs (Dark Gods) — Max Ernst
3. Strange Couple — Emil Nolde
4. Three Figures — Emil Nolde
5. Old couple in Dark Light (Twilight) — Emil Nolde
6. Hope grows in darkness — Marianne Sadowski, 2020
7. Conversation (Green and Violet) — Emil Nolde
8. Great Fiend — Emil Nolde
9. Tête d'une femme paysanne avec un chapeau foncé — vincent willem van gogh
10. Grotesque Figures (Red, Yellow, Green) — Emil Nolde
11. Femme et trois têtes masculines — Edvard Munch
12. Arbres Sombre sur Pente Verte — Alexej von Jawlensky, 1910
13. Five Men with Hats — lester f. johnson, 1968
14. Portrait of a Woman with a Balance — Thomas De Keyser, 1625
15. Group of People — Emil Nolde
16. Green Head above Red Cloak — Emil Nolde
17. Dark Eyes — Alexej von Jawlensky, 1912
18. Dark Blue Turban (also known as Helene with Dark Blue Turban) — Alexej von Jawlensky, 1910

autre

1. untitled (163) — József Rippl-Rónai
2. The Three Wise Men (also known as Halt of the Wise Men) — John La Farge, 1878
3. Men with Wheelbarrows — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1927