Zeitraum

1. Cha-atl, Feld mit Pfahl — Emily Carr
2. Dancing Sunlight — Emily Carr, 1937
3. Mrs. Douse, Chieftainess of Kitwancool — Emily Carr

Bewegung

1. Crécy-en-Brie — Emily Carr
2. Abend, Siena — Clarence Alphonse Gagnon, 1911

Stimmung

1. Tanoo — Emily Carr, 1912
2. Tanzende Bäume — Emily Carr, 1940
3. Abend, Siena — Clarence Alphonse Gagnon, 1911
4. A Haida Village — Emily Carr, 1929
5. Cha-atl, Feld mit Pfahl — Emily Carr
6. Dancing Sunlight — Emily Carr, 1937
7. Trees in France — Emily Carr, 1911

Themen

1. A Haida Village — Emily Carr, 1929
2. Mrs. Douse, Chieftainess of Kitwancool — Emily Carr
3. Cha-atl, Feld mit Pfahl — Emily Carr

Schlagworte

Tonwert

1. Kitwangar-Pfahl — Emily Carr
2. Crécy-en-Brie — Emily Carr
3. Tanzende Bäume — Emily Carr, 1940
4. Abend, Siena — Clarence Alphonse Gagnon, 1911
5. Trees in France — Emily Carr, 1911
6. Mrs. Douse, Chieftainess of Kitwancool — Emily Carr

Hauptfarbe

1. Landscape at Asheham House, near Lewes, Sussex — Roger Eliot Fry, 1913
2. Cha-atl, Feld mit Pfahl — Emily Carr
3. Landscape at Asheham — Roger Fry, 1912
4. Crécy-en-Brie — Emily Carr
5. Trees in France — Emily Carr, 1911
6. A nook of Osogovo — mordohay benzion, 1936
7. Abend, Siena — Clarence Alphonse Gagnon, 1911
8. A Haida Village — Emily Carr, 1929
9. Normandy Landscape — john s currie, 1914
10. Tanoo — Emily Carr, 1912
11. Scene in Aizu — Morita Tsunetomo
12. English Autumn Hillside — Franklin Carmichael, 1920
13. Lucero's Place, Springtime — Joseph Henderson
14. Landscape at Asheham House, near Lewes, Sussex — Roger Eliot Fry, 1913
15. Emilie Flöge, Öl auf Leinwand, Historisches Museum — Gustav Klimt, 1902
16. Dancing Sunlight — Emily Carr, 1937
17. Birkenhain — Kasimir Sewerinowitsch Malewitsch, 1905
18. Selbstporträt, Öl auf Leinwand — Rembrandt van Rijn, 1629
19. Tanzende Bäume — Emily Carr, 1940
20. Mrs. Douse, Chieftainess of Kitwancool — Emily Carr
21. Heina — Emily Carr
22. Kitwangar-Pfahl — Emily Carr
23. Harvest Time, Arran — john maclauchlan milne

andere

1. Solveig's Song (Hut in the forest) — Nikolai Konstantinowitsch Roerich, 1912