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okres

ruch

  1. Lisbeth playing the Accordion — Carl Larsson
  2. Młode kobiety z wioski — Gustaw Courbet, 1851
  3. Two Women in the Moor — vincent willem van gogh, 1883
  4. Spring — victor vasnetsov, 1882
  5. Kupava — victor vasnetsov, 1885
  6. Dwie Kobiety w Lesie — vincent willem van gogh, 1882
  7. Mizgir — victor vasnetsov, 1885

klimat

tematyka

  1. Kupava — victor vasnetsov, 1885
  2. Turkish Woman (Annetta) Smyrna — Charles Gabriel Gleyre
  3. Berber Woman — Albert Marquet
  4. Spring — victor vasnetsov, 1882
  5. Dwie kobiety na balkonie — vincent willem van gogh, 1885
  6. Two Women in the Moor — vincent willem van gogh, 1883

słowa kluczowe

tonacja

kolor główny

  1. An Italian woman in local costume in profile to the right (April 1828) — Theodor Leopold Weller, 1828
  2. Four Breton Women (also known as Breton Women Chatting) — Paul Gauguin, 1886
  3. Dalmatian woman (29 August 1840) — Rudolf Von Alt, 1840
  4. Spring — victor vasnetsov, 1882
  5. A Group of Five Costume Designs Comprising Snegurochka and Babylichka from Snegurochka , A Tartar and Two Polovtsian Girls from Prince Igor — Konstantin Aleksiejewicz Korowin
  6. Mizgir — victor vasnetsov, 1885
  7. Three Women Conversing (Unterhaltung von drei Frauen) — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
  8. Old Women at Arles (also known as Women from Arles in the Public Gardens, The Mistral) — Paul Gauguin, 1888
  9. Calabraise — jacques raymond brascassat
  10. Solveig's mother — Nikola Roerich, 1912
  11. Lisbeth playing the Accordion — Carl Larsson
  12. Women cooking, washing and reading to children, and studies of two women — Kamille Pissarro
  13. Solveig — Nikola Roerich, 1912
  14. Kupava — victor vasnetsov, 1885
  15. Berber Woman — Albert Marquet
  16. Two Women in the Moor — vincent willem van gogh, 1883

inne

  1. Kobiety na ulicy — Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
  2. Dwie kobiety na plaży — Pablo Picasso, 1956
  3. Women outside the Church at Ruokolahti — Albert Edelfelt, 1887
  4. Two Women at a Window — Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, 1660