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periodas

  1. The Birthday, oil on canvas, Moma NY — Markas Šagalas, 1915
  2. The green branch — Markas Šagalas, 1984
  3. The Dance — Markas Šagalas, 1951
  4. The Fiddler — Markas Šagalas, 1914
  5. The Grand Parade — Markas Šagalas, 1980
  6. Green Violinist, oil on canvas, The Solomon — Markas Šagalas, 1924
  7. Self Portrait with Muse (Dream) — Markas Šagalas, 1918
  8. To Russia, with Asses and Others — Markas Šagalas, 1912

judėjimas

  1. The Fiddler — Markas Šagalas, 1914
  2. Green Violinist, oil on canvas, The Solomon — Markas Šagalas, 1924
  3. To Russia, with Asses and Others — Markas Šagalas, 1912

nuotaika

  1. The Dance — Markas Šagalas, 1951

temos

raktažodžiai

  1. The Fiddler — Markas Šagalas, 1914
  2. Self Portrait with Muse (Dream) — Markas Šagalas, 1918
  3. The Birthday, oil on canvas, Moma NY — Markas Šagalas, 1915

tonas

  1. The Dance — Markas Šagalas, 1951

pagrindinė spalva

  1. The Birthday, oil on canvas, Moma NY — Markas Šagalas, 1915
  2. To Russia, with Asses and Others — Markas Šagalas, 1912
  3. The Grand Parade — Markas Šagalas, 1980
  4. Interior IV — myron lechay, 1938
  5. Green Violinist, oil on canvas, The Solomon — Markas Šagalas, 1924
  6. The Fiddler — Markas Šagalas, 1914
  7. Dancing, from the series Connecticut Avenue — brian v jones, 1987
  8. Shadows (blue construction paper) — Joseph Cornell, 1969
  9. untitled (4836) — jorge josé castillo casalderrey
  10. Strawberries Bella and Ida at the Table — Markas Šagalas, 1916
  11. Senza titolo — Jannis Kounellis
  12. Untitled — Carl Morris
  13. Dream — Oleksandr Aksininas, 1981
  14. Untitled — katrien de blauwer

kitas

  1. Untitled (762) — giuseppe santomaso
  2. Kitek by the window and Carts — andrzej krystyn wróblewski, 1956
  3. Interior 3 — michael upton
  4. Self portrait with palette — Markas Šagalas, 1917
  5. Untitled (blue and white paint with window effect) — Joseph Cornell
  6. Nocturne at Vence — Markas Šagalas, 1963
  7. Figure with Flag. Illustration for 'Memories of Surrealism', circa 1971 — Сальвадорас Дали