periodas

judėjimas

nuotaika

temos

1. Self-Portrait — Džordžas Čineri, 1825
2. Sir Joshua Reynolds - — Džeimas Nortkoutas
3. Portrait Of A Lady — Džordžas Čineri
4. Study of 'Portrait of Dr John Brown (1810–1882), RCPE' — Žiovas Agnewas Reidas
5. Džordžas Romis — Džordžas Romisas
6. Džordžas Fothergillis iš Jokio — Džordžas Stabsas, 1746
7. A Young Girl, Facing Right In White Dress, Brown Curling Hair; Sky And Cloud Background — Džordžas Čineri
8. Gilbert Elliot, 1st Earl of Minto (1751-1814), Viceroy of British India and Governor General of the Dutch East Indies (1812-14), George Chinnery, 1812 - 1847 — Džordžas Čineri, 1847

raktažodžiai

tonas

pagrindinė spalva

1. Gilbert Elliot, 1st Earl of Minto (1751-1814), Viceroy of British India and Governor General of the Dutch East Indies (1812-14), George Chinnery, 1812 - 1847 — Džordžas Čineri, 1847
2. Chinese Gaming At A Table, A Pagoda On A Hill Beyond — Džordžas Čineri
3. Temperance — Edwardas Birdas
4. Chinese Street Scene With Figures — Džordžas Čineri
5. Governor George Clinton — John Ramage, 1785
6. A Young Girl, Facing Right In White Dress, Brown Curling Hair; Sky And Cloud Background — Džordžas Čineri
7. Mr Howard, Later Duke of Norfolk — Toma Geinsboras
8. Self-portrait — Nikolas-Antuan Tauna
9. Portrait of Dmitry Levitzky — vladimir lukich borovikovsky, 1796
10. Deutsch Heinrich Jacob Aldenrath ( 17. Februar 1775 † 25. Februar 1844), norddeutscher Miniaturmaler und Lithograph — friedrich carl gröger, 1800
11. Study of 'Portrait of Dr John Brown (1810–1882), RCPE' — Žiovas Agnewas Reidas
12. Captain George K. H. Coussmaker — samuel shelley, 1790
13. Self-Portrait — Džordžas Čineri, 1825

kitas

1. A Chinese sampan girl — Džordžas Čineri
2. Walter Potter, FRCSEd (1702) — Johanas Baptistas De Medina, 1703
3. A chinese family with their sampan on the banks of the pearl river — Džordžas Čineri
4. Self Portrait — Johanas Baptistas De Medina, 1708
5. Dr John King — karl anton hickel, 1793
6. Prince Charles Edward Stuart - — Hugh Douglas Hamilton
7. Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723–1792) — thomas peat, 1792