dönem

hareket

1. Orpheus with Animals, Design for a Tapestry — Franz Marc, 1907

hava/atmosfer

konular

1. Hayvan Kalabalığı Arasındaki Meryem — Albrecht Dürer, 1503
2. Madonna with the many animals — Albrecht Dürer, 1503
3. Three Animals (Dog, Fox and Cat) — Franz Marc, 1912
4. Animals in Landscape (aka Painting with Bulls) — Franz Marc
5. Mary among a Multitude of Animals, c. 1503 — Albrecht Dürer, 1503
6. Sleeping Animals — Franz Marc, 1913
7. Middle part of a Three-part Firescreen with Landscape and animal like Elements — Franz Marc, 1913
8. Fairy Animals — Franz Marc, 1913
9. Animal Destinies (The Trees Show their Rings, the Animals their Veins) — Franz Marc
10. Figures and animals — Maciej Antoni Babinski, 1967
11. The First Animals — Franz Marc, 1913

anahtar kelimeler

ton

ana renk

1. Orpheus with Animals, Design for a Tapestry — Franz Marc, 1907
2. Mary among a Multitude of Animals, c. 1503 — Albrecht Dürer, 1503
3. Animal studies from a notebook — giovannino de' grassi, 1390
4. Birds and Animals Used in Military Insignia — zhuwu jushi, 801
5. Figures and animals — Maciej Antoni Babinski, 1967
6. The First Animals — Franz Marc, 1913
7. Figure or personnage animal — André Masson
8. Sleeping Animals — Franz Marc, 1913
9. Hayvan Kalabalığı Arasındaki Meryem — Albrecht Dürer, 1503
10. three animals (dog, fox and cat) - — Franz Marc, 1912
11. Middle part of a Three-part Firescreen with Landscape and animal like Elements — Franz Marc, 1913
12. Fairy Animals — Franz Marc, 1913
13. Creation of the Animals — Tintoretto
14. Simbiyotik Kadın-Hayvan — Salvador Dali, 1928
15. Animals in Landscape (aka Painting with Bulls) — Franz Marc
16. Composition with Animals — Giuseppe Arcimboldo
17. Three Animals (Dog, Fox and Cat) — Franz Marc, 1912
18. Animal Destinies (The Trees Show their Rings, the Animals their Veins) — Franz Marc
19. Seated Mythical Animal — Franz Marc, 1913
20. Symbiotic Woman-Animal, 1928 — Salvador Dali

diğer

1. Fate of the Animals — Franz Marc, 1913
2. Two Animals — Franz Marc, 1913
3. Animal studies — Jheronimus Bosch