periodo

movimento

atmosfera

argomenti

1. Fruit Bowl and Fruit — Juan Gris
2. Français Nature morte de fruits et de fruits de mer — cornelis jansz de heem, 1659

parole chiave

tonalità

colore principale

1. Flowers and Fruit (also known as Flowers and Fruit on a Japanese Background) — Samuel John Peploe, 1915
2. Still Life with Fruit — James Peale, 1828
3. Fogliame e Frutto del Tamarindo, e Fiori e Frutto del Papaw a Giava — Marianne North, 1876
4. Still Life with Fruit (11) — Severin Roesen
5. Foliage and Fruit of the Tamarind, and Flowers and Fruit of the Papaw in Java — Marianne North, 1876
6. Still Life With Grapes And Other Fruits — Luca Forte
7. Bowl of Fruit — Henri Fantin-Latour
8. Animaux, fleurs et fruits Fleurs, fruits et animaux (ancien titre) — Alexandre-François Desportes
9. Français Nature morte de fruits et de fruits de mer — cornelis jansz de heem, 1659
10. A Woman with a Basket of Fruit, and a Boy, Offer Fruit to a Woman in the Doorway of Her House — stephen jenner
11. Natura Morta con Casseruola e Frutta — Paul Cézanne, 1900
12. Fruit Bowl and Fruit — Juan Gris, 1916
13. Chitarra, Vassoio per Frutta e Frutta — Pablo Picasso, 1924
14. Chitarra, Frutta e Caraffa (anche nota come Chitarra e Frutta) — Georges Braque, 1927
15. Nature morte aux fruits dans des porcelaines — jacob foppens van es
16. Still Life: An Abundance of Fruit — Severin Roesen
17. Fruit Bowl and Fruit — Juan Gris
18. Fruit piece — Michele Pace Del Campidoglio
19. A still life with a straw hat, figs, cherries and other fruits in a basket A still life with flowers in a vase, fruits and a dog — candido vitali
20. Flowers and Fruit of the Cananga, SingaporeFlowers and Fruit of the Cananga, Singapore — Marianne North, 1876
21. Cesto di Frutta — Caravaggio, 1596

altro

1. The Fruits of the Land (Les fruits de la terre) from the portfolio Theater of the Earth (Théâtre du sol) from Phenomena (Les Phénomènes) — jean philippe arthur dubuffet, 1959
2. Frutto e brocca, frutta — Paul Cézanne, 1894
3. Chianti bottle, fruit and fruit peel — Carl Eduard Schuch, 1883