période

mouvement

ambiance

thématiques

1. Reddish Egret. 1. Adult, full Spring Plumage. 2. Young in full Spring Plumage two years old — John James Audubon
2. Spring Landscape (also known as Spring in Marin County) — John Henry Twachtman, 1893
3. A Nordic Landscape - Spring (also known as spring)- — Anton Mauve
4. Gentle Spring — Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys, 1865
5. Au Printemps — Giuseppe Arcimboldo, 1573
6. Nymph of the Spring — Lucas Cranach Le Jeune, 1545
7. Jeanne : Printemps — Édouard Manet, 1881
8. Spring (Flora) — Michelangelo Cerquozzi
9. Printemps (Étude de Jeanne Demarsy) — Édouard Manet, 1882

mots-clés

tonalité

couleur principale

1. Spring Landscape (also known as Spring in Marin County) — John Henry Twachtman, 1893
2. Spring Landscape — Gustave Loiseau
3. Early Spring, Pleasant Valley, Connecticut — robert william vonnoh, 1916
4. Spring — Ernest Lawson, 1913
5. PEACH BLOSSOM SPRING RECORD OF THE PEACH BLOSSOM SPRING IN RUNNING SCRIPT — Zha Shibiao
6. Growth of Spring — Arthur B. Davies, 1922
7. Flowers in Spring (Magnolias in Bloom — Théodore Clément Steele
8. Nymph of the Spring — Lucas Cranach Le Jeune, 1545
9. Jeanne : Printemps — Édouard Manet, 1881
10. Au Printemps — Giuseppe Arcimboldo, 1573
11. Jeune femme et homme au printemps — Marcel Duchamp
12. Gentle Spring — Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys, 1865
13. Spring (Flora) — Michelangelo Cerquozzi
14. Spring — Dwight William Tryon, 1893
15. Printemps (Étude de Jeanne Demarsy) — Édouard Manet, 1882
16. 近代 吳石僊 春江煙雨 扇面 Misty Rain on the River in Spring — wu shixian
17. Spring Angel C from Spring Angels — Gary Hume
18. Jardin de Légumes et Arbres en Fleurs, Printemps, Pontoise — Camille Pissarro, 1877
19. Les fleurs printanières — George Inness, 1891
20. A Nordic Landscape - Spring (also known as spring)- — Anton Mauve
21. Reddish Egret. 1. Adult, full Spring Plumage. 2. Young in full Spring Plumage two years old — John James Audubon
22. Morning in Spring — Robert Julian Onderdonk, 1913
23. First days of spring — Antoine Chintreuil

autre

1. Les Fleurs de Printemps — Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1864