Palette & pigment
Sienna in art
8,209–8,256 of 14,139 works · most celebrated first
Copy after the painting The Nativity attributed to Jacobo Torriti in the Upper Church, San Francesco, Assisi
Gentleman mouse bowing beside a teacup
The Murder of Sir Louis Cavagnari at Kabul. 1879
Rocky Landscape with River
Poem Painting
View of the Panelled Sitting Room, Woodton Hall
Turkish Soldiers in Summer uniform
Primroses and Bird's Nests
Mid Harvest (field with combine harvester)
An Entertainment in the grounds of Ham House
Sketch for 'The Castle Builder'
A Bedouin beside his Camel, probably in Egypt
Shore Scene, Sheringham, Norfolk
A female member of the Sultan's family
Interior of SS Peter and Paul, Little Saling, Essex
Michael and Christine with Toys and Books
The Southdown, Underhill Road; Westwards towards Clayton
Fruit from Nature
The west façade of the Victoria and Albert Museum, while under construction 1899-1906
Soldier
Arab women with water pitchers
The Rivals
Portrait of Âdile Hanim, a Turkish woman from Constantinople
Gravel Pit at Hampstead, 1855
Dancing Boy - Pusht -
Mamluk on Horseback
A Sherbert Seller
Abyssinian Christian in Cairo. On Pilgrimage to El-Tin
Poem Painting
Flying Quail
Figures admiring a painting on the terrace at Richmond
Janissaries with soup kettles and the regimental spoon
Youngsbury House and Park
Untitled![N.West View of the Tower of the Winds [Athens],, by Unknown, 1810](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/unknown--n-west-view-of-the-tower-of-the-winds-athens--73307e85a9220672-w320.webp)
N.West View of the Tower of the Winds [Athens],
Landscape with Shed
The Corn Market, Tangier
Marlborough House: Second Room
On the Road from Smyrna to Brussa
Kitchen, Boulogne.
Shipping and boats: George IV passing Great Ormesby, Yarmouth, on his return from Edinburgh 1822
Studies of a field vole
A Zaw-Yein Man
Too good to last. II.
Copy after Calling of the Apostoles, Domenico Ghirlandaio in the Sistine Chapel, Vatican (Rome)
Jumah, Tribe el Hassee
Diana Wood's Wedding : The Departure
Iron and Coal: the Industry of the Tyne