dönem

1. So I came forth of the Sea — Mark Şagal, 1948
2. Marc Chagall'ın "Musa'nın Taş Tabletleri Alması" (9) adlı eseri, Naif Sanat akımının önemli bir örneğidir. Bu eser, Musa'nın Tanrı tarafından taş tabletleri aldığı o dönüm noktası anını canlı renklerle ve detaylı kompozisyonla tasvir eder. Eser, Rus Yahud — Mark Şagal, 1963
3. A blue cow — Mark Şagal, 1967
4. The bouquet of Queen — Mark Şagal, 1984
5. untitled (3701) — Franz Marc
6. The green branch — Mark Şagal, 1984
7. Noah's Ark — Mark Şagal, 1963
8. untitled (5143) — Franz Marc
9. The Waterfall — Franz Marc, 1912
10. untitled (3362) — Franz Marc
11. Dali'nin Narsos Dönüşümü, 1937, Tate Gallery, Londra — Salvador Dali
12. To Russia, with Asses and Others — Mark Şagal, 1912
13. Joshua receives the blessing of Moses (Deuteronomy, XXXIV, 9) — Mark Şagal, 1956
14. Noah's Ark — Mark Şagal, 1966
15. David — Mark Şagal, 1914

hareket

hava/atmosfer

1. untitled (3362) — Franz Marc
2. Joshua receives the blessing of Moses (Deuteronomy, XXXIV, 9) — Mark Şagal, 1956
3. Noah's Ark — Mark Şagal, 1966

konular

anahtar kelimeler

1. Noah's Ark — Mark Şagal, 1966

ton

1. So I came forth of the Sea — Mark Şagal, 1948
2. To Russia, with Asses and Others — Mark Şagal, 1912

ana renk

1. The Waterfall — Franz Marc, 1912
2. untitled (3701) — Franz Marc
3. Bootleggers — Thomas Hart Benton, 1927
4. Noah's Ark — Mark Şagal, 1966
5. Untitled (Infernal figures) — Albert Bloch
6. Study for 'Sappers at Work A Canadian Tunnelling Company, Hill 60, St Eloi' — David Bomberg, 1918
7. To Russia, with Asses and Others — Mark Şagal, 1912
8. Strawberries Bella and Ida at the Table — Mark Şagal, 1916
9. untitled (5143) — Franz Marc
10. Joshua receives the blessing of Moses (Deuteronomy, XXXIV, 9) — Mark Şagal, 1956
11. At the Table — Pavel Filonov, 1913
12. The Falling Angel, oil on canvas, Kunstmuse — Mark Şagal, 1947
13. So I came forth of the Sea — Mark Şagal, 1948
14. untitled (136) — Franz Marc

diğer

1. the yellow cow — Franz Marc, 1911
2. The Pinch of Snuff, oil on canvas, private col — Mark Şagal, 1912