período

movimento

energia

1. Selfportrait — Max Liebermann, 1914
2. Country House in Hilversum (also known as Villa in Hilversum) — Max Liebermann, 1901
3. The Siblings — Max Liebermann, 1876
4. The Terrace in the Wannsee Garden toward the Northeast — Max Liebermann, 1923
5. Terrace in the Garden near the Wannsee toward Northwest — Max Liebermann, 1916
6. The Circular Bed in the Hedge Garden with a Woman Watering Flowers — Max Liebermann, 1925

temas

1. Selfportrait — Max Liebermann, 1914

palavras-chave

1. Studio of the painter at the Brandenburg Gate — Max Liebermann

tom

1. Albert Einstein (1879–1955) — Max Liebermann, 1922
2. The Surgeon, Ferdinand Sauerbruch — Max Liebermann, 1932
3. Bernardo Valentim Moreira de Sá (1853-1924) — António Carneiro, 1923
4. Selfportrait — Max Liebermann, 1914
5. Portrait of Theodor Fontane — Max Liebermann
6. Portrait of Salvador Robert — Santiago Rusiñol, 1897

cor principal

1. Sylvester Douglas, Lord Glenbervie — Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, 1816
2. Portrait — John Frederick Lewis
3. Portrait Of Horatio Walker — Arthur Lismer
4. Self Portrait in a Straw Hat — Max Liebermann, 1929
5. The Surgeon, Ferdinand Sauerbruch — Max Liebermann, 1932
6. Bernardo Valentim Moreira de Sá (1853-1924) — António Carneiro, 1923
7. Bernardo Valentim Moreira de Sá (1853-1924) — António Carneiro, 1923
8. Portrait of Salvador Robert — Santiago Rusiñol, 1897
9. Selfportrait — Max Liebermann, 1914
10. Portrait of Theodor Fontane — Max Liebermann
11. Portrait of G.S. Vereisky — Boris Kustodiev, 1917
12. Portrait of Willard Parker — Daniel Huntington
13. Terrace in the Garden near the Wannsee toward Northwest — Max Liebermann, 1916

outros

1. Portrait of Max Liebermann — Anders Zorn, 1891
2. Walther Nernst — Max Liebermann
3. Velha Mulher com Gato — Max Liebermann, 1878
4. View from the Birch Avenue toward the Northwest — Max Liebermann, 1929
5. Viscount Alfred Milner (1854–1925), Secretary of State for War (preparatory study for 'The Supreme War Council in Session at Versailles on 3rd July 1918' and 'Armistice Meeting 3rd and 4th November 1918') — Herbert Arnould Olivier, 1918