periodo

1. Natura morta con teschio — Georges Braque, 1943
2. Still Life, Doyley — sir william george gillies, 1948
3. Natura morta con lampada a olio — Juan Gris, 1912
4. Natura morta con busto antico — Pablo Picasso, 1925
5. Still Life Re Corona di Diamanti — Fernand Léger, 1927
6. Natura morta con lampada a olio - - — Juan Gris, 1912

movimento

1. Natura morta con teschio — Georges Braque, 1943

atmosfera

1. Still life hyacinths carpet — Augusto Macke, 1910

temi

parole chiave

tono

1. Natura morta con giornale — Juan Gris, 1916
2. Natura Morta con Casseruola e Frutta — Paul Cézanne, 1900
3. Still life hyacinths carpet — Augusto Macke, 1910
4. Natura Morta con Mig e Caraffa — eugène henri paul gauguin, 1882
5. Natura morta con lampada a olio — Juan Gris, 1912
6. Natura morta con busto antico — Pablo Picasso, 1925
7. Natura morta con lampada a olio - - — Juan Gris, 1912
8. Still Life with Lamp — Balthus, 1958

colore principale

1. Still Life with Fish — William Merritt Chase, 1908
2. Natura Morta con Mig e Caraffa — eugène henri paul gauguin, 1882
3. Natura morta con giornale — Juan Gris, 1916
4. Cubist Still Life (also known as Green Table Cloth) — Alfred Henry Maurer, 1919
5. Natura morta con teschio — Georges Braque, 1943
6. Still Life, Doyley — sir william george gillies, 1948
7. Natura morta con busto antico — Pablo Picasso, 1925
8. Natura Morta con Casseruola e Frutta — Paul Cézanne, 1900
9. Still-life — Ödön Márffy
10. Still Life — György Roman
11. May 1927 (still life with knife and lemon) — Ben Nicholson OM, 1927
12. Fruit Still Life — Robert Spear Dunning, 1880
13. Still Life with Cat — Franklin C Watkins, 1961
14. Still life with oil lamps — Juan Gris, 1912
15. Natura morta con lampada a olio — Juan Gris, 1912
16. Still Life with Lamp — Balthus, 1958

altro

1. Still Life with a Tablecloth — Milan Laluha
2. Still Life - oil on canvas - — André Derain, 1912
3. Still Life with Blue Oil Lamp — Richard J. Croft
4. Still Life with Duck and Snipe — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1920
5. Still LIfe with Oranges and Tulips — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1909