periodas

judėjimas

1. Seascape - — alfred stannard
2. A Lunar night on a sea — Ivanas Konstantinas Aivazovskis
3. Shipping Offshore In A Stormy Sea — Džonas Vilsonas Karmichaelis
4. Sheep which forced by storm to the sea — Ivanas Konstantinas Aivazovskis, 1855
5. Wreck off Scarborough — john warkup swift, 1863
6. Shipping in Stormy Seas — Jan Porcellis
7. A Sea Piece — Richardas Parkesas Boningtonas, 1824
8. Running Down The Channel — Adolfas Knell
9. Sailing Boat in Rough Seas off a Jetty — anthony v. c fielding, 1831
10. Seascape with warship in high seas — jens erik carl rasmussen
11. Schooner in a Stormy Sea — Džeimsas Edvardas Batersvortas

nuotaika

temos

1. Schooner in a Stormy Sea — Džeimsas Edvardas Batersvortas
2. Seascape with warship in high seas — jens erik carl rasmussen
3. Shipping in Stormy Seas — Jan Porcellis

raktažodžiai

1. Running Down The Channel — Adolfas Knell

tonas

pagrindinė spalva

1. Running Down The Channel — Adolfas Knell
2. Wreck off Scarborough — john warkup swift, 1863
3. A Sea Piece — Džonas Kalo
4. The Black Sea — Ivanas Konstantinas Aivazovskis
5. Seascape with warship in high seas — jens erik carl rasmussen
6. Seascape — Clarksonas Frederikas Stenfeldas
7. Off Scarborough — Džonas Kalo
8. A Sea Piece — Richardas Parkesas Boningtonas, 1824
9. Tempest on the sea at nidht — Ivanas Konstantinas Aivazovskis, 1849
10. Off Jersey — Džonas Kalo
11. Boats in a Squall off a Coastline — william henry williamson
12. Schooner in a Stormy Sea — Džeimsas Edvardas Batersvortas
13. Seascape - — Džonas Vilsonas Karmichaelis
14. Off Redcar — Džonas Vilsonas Karmichaelis
15. A Damaged Brig Being Towed into Harbour — Džonas Kalo
16. A Lunar night on a sea — Ivanas Konstantinas Aivazovskis
17. Shipping Offshore In A Stormy Sea — Džonas Vilsonas Karmichaelis
18. Seascape - — Adolfas Knell
19. Sheep which forced by storm to the sea — Ivanas Konstantinas Aivazovskis, 1855

kitas

1. The Junction Of The Thames And The Medway — Seras Augustus Wall Callcott
2. The sea (she, she has a sea I like) and The sea (everyone tells me about you, everyone, even the sea)\n\nThe sea (she, she has a sea I like) — abel galván farías, 2012