periodas

judėjimas

nuotaika

temos

1. Portrait of an unknown woman — Nikolas Hillardas
2. Women Spinning in Fondi — François-Joseph Navez, 1845
3. Breton Women with Parasols — Emilis Bernaras
4. The Women of Algiers (detail) — Žene Delakrua, 1834
5. Moteris gatvėje — Ernstas Ludvigas Kiršianas
6. Dve moterys paplūdimyje — Pablas Pikasas, 1956
7. Kaimo jaunys moterys — Gustavas Kurbė, 1851
8. Italian Women in Church — Suzana Izabelė Drekeris

raktažodžiai

tonas

pagrindinė spalva

1. Portrait of Frances Walsingham, Countess of Essex from 'Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth' aft — Sarah Countess of Essex
2. Portrait of Henriette de Balzac d'Entraigues, Marquise de Verneuil — Hieronymus Wierix, 1600
3. Breton Women with Parasols — Emilis Bernaras
4. Elizabeth I — Nikolas Hillardas
5. Women's Auxiliary Air Force Store — Evelyn Mary Dunbar, 1945
6. The Women of Algiers (detail) — Žene Delakrua, 1834
7. Kaimo jaunys moterys — Gustavas Kurbė, 1851
8. Moteris gatvėje — Ernstas Ludvigas Kiršianas
9. Portrait of an unknown woman — Nikolas Hillardas
10. Dve moterys paplūdimyje — Pablas Pikasas, 1956
11. Two Women at a Window — Bartolomėjas Estebanas Muriljo, 1660
12. Portrait of a Woman, Said to Be Lady Dering — john smart i of ipswich
13. Portrait of Magdeleine de Souvre Marquise de Sable — daniel dumonstier
14. Italian Women in Church — Suzana Izabelė Drekeris
15. Queen Anne Of Denmark — isaac oliver

kitas

1. Old Women at Arles (also known as Women from Arles in the Public Gardens, The Mistral) — Eugenas Henri Paulas Gauginas, 1888
2. Keturi Bretañones (dar žinoma kaip Bretañónės pokalbių mėgėjos) — Eugenas Henri Paulas Gauginas, 1886
3. Portrait Of Robert Devereux Earl Of Essex — isaac oliver
4. Women cooking, washing and reading to children, and studies of two women — Kamilis Pisaro
5. Porträt Maria Johanna Baptistas Von Savoyen — Robert Nanteuil
6. Portrait Of Anne Russell — Sarah Countess of Essex, 1604
7. Marguerite of Navarre — Nikolas Hillardas
8. Mrs. Alexander Cumming (Elizabeth Goldthwait), (painting) — Džonas Singltonas Koplis, 1770