okres

ruch

atmosfera

tematyka

1. Death — Jacek Malczewski, 1902
2. Świętej śmierci Józefa — Giambattista Pittoni
3. Birth Of Venus, Detail Of Venus's Torso — Sandro Botticelli
4. The Death of Jane McCrea — Jan Vanderlyn, 1804
5. The death peeing — Max Klinger
6. MaestÓ (front, predella), The Birth of Christ — Duccio di Buoninsegna
7. The Death of Hyacinthus — Giambattista Tiepolo, 1753
8. Death in the sick-room, ) — Edvard Munch, 1893
9. Death and the Masks — James Ensor
10. Satan, Sin and Death — William Hogarth
11. Untitled - Death Outside the Head-Paul Eluard, circa 1933 — Salvador Dalí
12. Scenes from the Life of St John the Baptist: 2. Birth and Naming of the Baptist (Peruzzi Chapel, Santa Croce, Florence) — Giotto di Bondone, 1320
13. The Death of Adam, detail of Adam and his Children — Piero della Francesca
14. Study for the Death of Lady Macbeth — Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1875
15. Dance of death 1917 - (Dead Man's Hill) — Otto Dix

słowa kluczowe

tonacja

kolor główny

1. Untitled - Death Outside the Head-Paul Eluard, circa 1933 — Salvador Dalí
2. Allegory of the Birth of Frederik Hendrik — caesar van everdingen (cesar pietersz), 1650
3. Świętej śmierci Józefa — Giambattista Pittoni
4. The Death of Socrates — jean françois pierre peyron, 1787
5. Birth and Death IV, from the portfolio Murder in the Cathedral — frank rampolla, 1966
6. MaestÓ (front, predella), The Birth of Christ — Duccio di Buoninsegna
7. Study for the Death of Lady Macbeth — Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1875
8. Death of the Virgin (detail) — Andrea Mantegna, 1460
9. The Death of Jane McCrea — Jan Vanderlyn, 1804
10. The Triumph of Death — Pieter Brueghel Młodszy, 1629
11. Satan, Sin and Death — William Hogarth
12. Death in the sick-room, ) — Edvard Munch, 1893
13. Birth, Death and Regeneration – North Wall Detail — Eduardo Carrillo Nava, 1979
14. Birth, Death and Regeneration – South Wall 2 — Eduardo Carrillo Nava, 1979

inne

1. “Birth of Adonis” and “Death of Adonis” — Workshop Of François Boucher, 1733
2. Death-mask of a Woman (Battista Sforza.) — Francesco Laurana, 1472