periode

beweging

sfeer

onderwerpen

1. A Goat, Sheep and a Dog Resting in a Landscape — Philipp Peter Roos
2. Landscape with Cattle — Philipp Peter Roos
3. Landscape — Johann Heinrich Roos
4. Southern Landscape — domenico brandi
5. Landscape with Shepherd Boy and Sheep — Philipp Peter Roos
6. Calf And Sheep — George Morland
7. A Shepherd and His Flock in a Landscape — Philipp Peter Roos
8. Tuinlandschap met dieren die naar het Arkboek van Noah gaan — Jan Breughel De Oude, 1615
9. River Landscape with Herders and Animals — Hendrick Mommers
10. Figures And Animals Before Cottages In A Wooded Landscape — James Stark
11. Landscape With A Castle — francis towne

trefwoorden

toon

hoofdkleur

1. A Goat, Sheep and a Dog Resting in a Landscape — Philipp Peter Roos
2. Southern Landscape — domenico brandi
3. Tuinlandschap met dieren die naar het Arkboek van Noah gaan — Jan Breughel De Oude, 1615
4. a Landscape with drovers and their flock at rest — Johann Heinrich Roos
5. Two Rams and a Goat — giovanni agostino cassana
6. Fisherman Boating along a Wooded Landscape — Corot, 1860
7. Wooded landscape with peasants and animals on path — frederick marianus kruseman
8. Wooded Landscape With Distant View — Patrick Nasmyth
9. Landscape with Ruins — richard wilson
10. Landscape with Shepherd Boy and Sheep — Philipp Peter Roos
11. Cattle and Sheep in a Landscape — edward henry corbould
12. Italian Landscape with Shepherdess and Flocks, Simon van der Does, 1708 — Simon van der Does, 1708
13. New-Born Calf Lying on Straw — vincent willem van gogh
14. Landscape with Cattle — Philipp Peter Roos
15. Rocky Landscape with Two Carthusian Monks — Da Pier Francesco Mola
16. Calf And Sheep — George Morland
17. Landscape With A Castle — francis towne
18. A Shepherd and His Flock in a Landscape — Philipp Peter Roos

overig

1. Landscape with Christ Appearing to the Apostles at the Sea of Tiberias — Pieter Bruegel de Oude, 1553
2. Landscape 1 — Ovidio Murguía De Castro
3. (Landscape of Dead Fallen Tree and Pond), (painting) — frank harold hayward, 1895