periodas

judėjimas

1. Three Women — Emilis Noldė
2. Dark Blue Turban (also known as Helene with Dark Blue Turban) — Aleksejus Fon Javlenskis, 1910
3. Strange Couple — Emilis Noldė
4. Dark Trees over Green Slope — Aleksejus Fon Javlenskis, 1910
5. Grotesque Figures (Red, Yellow, Green) — Emilis Noldė
6. Three Figures — Emilis Noldė
7. Dark Eyes — Aleksejus Fon Javlenskis, 1912
8. Conversation (with Shadows) — Emilis Noldė
9. The Redhead — Emilis Noldė
10. Green Head above Red Cloak — Emilis Noldė
11. Red-bearded Treeman — Emilis Noldė
12. Group of People — Emilis Noldė
13. Old couple in Dark Light (Twilight) — Emilis Noldė
14. Men and Women (Blue and Red) — Emilis Noldė

nuotaika

temos

1. Red-bearded Treeman — Emilis Noldė
2. Men and Women (Blue and Red) — Emilis Noldė

raktažodžiai

tonas

pagrindinė spalva

1. Head of a Peasant Woman with Dark Cap 9 — Vinsentas Van Gogas
2. Three Women — Emilis Noldė
3. Grotesque Figures (Red, Yellow, Green) — Emilis Noldė
4. Three Figures — Emilis Noldė
5. Head of a Peasant Woman with Dark Cap 6 — Vinsentas Van Gogas
6. Red-bearded Treeman — Emilis Noldė
7. Strange Couple — Emilis Noldė
8. The Redhead — Emilis Noldė
9. Girl and Three Men's Heads — Edvardas Munkas
10. Les dieux obscurs (Tamsieji dievai) — Maksas Ernstas
11. Conversation (with Shadows) — Emilis Noldė
12. Dark Trees over Green Slope — Aleksejus Fon Javlenskis, 1910
13. Five Men with Hats — lester f. johnson, 1968
14. Group of People — Emilis Noldė
15. Portrait of a Woman with a Balance — Tomas De Keyseris, 1625
16. Head of a Peasant Woman with Dark Cap — Vinsentas Van Gogas
17. Green Head above Red Cloak — Emilis Noldė
18. Men and Women (Blue and Red) — Emilis Noldė
19. Dark Eyes — Aleksejus Fon Javlenskis, 1912
20. Dark Blue Turban (also known as Helene with Dark Blue Turban) — Aleksejus Fon Javlenskis, 1910
21. Old couple in Dark Light (Twilight) — Emilis Noldė
22. Head of a Peasant Woman with Dark Cap 2 — Vinsentas Van Gogas

kitas

1. Still Life with Bouquet — Markas Šagalas, 1962
2. The Three Wise Men (also known as Halt of the Wise Men) — Džonas Lafardžas, 1878