Zeitraum

Bewegung

1. View of Catskill Creek (formerly Distant View of Roundtop) — Thomas Cole, 1833
2. Genesee Scenery (also known as Poop) — Thomas Cole, 1847
3. Standing Indian — Thomas Cole
4. View of the Arno — Thomas Cole, 1838
5. Landscape with Dead Trees — Thomas Cole, 1827
6. Summer Twilight. A Recollection of a Scene in New England — Thomas Cole, 1834
7. Study, a cedar and various studies of a man fishing — Thomas Cole
8. Evening in Arcadia — Thomas Cole, 1843
9. The Cross and the World: Study for 'The Pilgrim of the World at the End of His Journey' — Thomas Cole, 1846
10. Der Altwasserarm (auch bekannt als der Connecticut River bei Northampton) — Thomas Cole, 1836
11. Falls of Kaaterskill — Thomas Cole, 1826
12. River in the Catskills — Thomas Cole, 1843

Stimmung

Themen

1. Genesee Scenery (also known as Poop) — Thomas Cole, 1847
2. Der Altwasserarm (auch bekannt als der Connecticut River bei Northampton) — Thomas Cole, 1836
3. Falls of Kaaterskill — Thomas Cole, 1826

Schlagworte

1. View of Catskill Creek (formerly Distant View of Roundtop) — Thomas Cole, 1833
2. Summer Twilight. A Recollection of a Scene in New England — Thomas Cole, 1834

Tonwert

Hauptfarbe

1. Sketch 72 — George Romney
2. Page from a sketchbook 30 — George Romney
3. Page from a sketchbook 54 — George Romney
4. Page from a sketchbook 40 — George Romney
5. Standing Indian — Thomas Cole
6. Figure Study (Entering Bath) — Miner Kilbourne Kellogg
7. Figure Study (Exiting Bath) — Miner Kilbourne Kellogg
8. Genesee Scenery (also known as Poop) — Thomas Cole, 1847
9. River in the Catskills — Thomas Cole, 1843
10. Study for Mosaic, Wisconsin State Capitol, — Kenyon Cox, 1912
11. Zwei Figuren — Ferdinand Hodler, 1895
12. View of the Arno — Thomas Cole, 1838
13. Figure of a man on a pedestal — albin egger lienz
14. Sketch for Ariel — George Romney
15. Study, a cedar and various studies of a man fishing — Thomas Cole
16. Der Altwasserarm (auch bekannt als der Connecticut River bei Northampton) — Thomas Cole, 1836
17. (Standing Woman and Dog) — Marguerite Zorach
18. Sonniger Morgen am Hudson River — Thomas Cole, 1827

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