Eugen Bracht

Der Waldweg

Die Wald kirche in Maria Laach

Jaeger am Waldrand

Heathland with a mighty oak tree under dark storm clouds

 

Charles Harold Davis - Clouds

 

Apollinary Vasnetsov

 

Marion Ranyak

Greek Hillside

 

Nova Scotia - grassy slope

North African Landscapes, Palm and Kasbah

Etienne Dinet, Sirocco

Paul-Elie Dubois, Palm Grove in South Algeria

Jacques Majorelle, la Kasbah d'Anemiter, vue des terrasses

Jacques Majorelles, Morocco

Paul-Elie Dubois, landscape of Figuig, Morocco

 

A Bend in the River

Arthur Illies

Hans Thoma

Alexandr Zavarin

Arthur Streeton

George Haynes

Leon de Smet

Otto Modersohn

 

Émile-René Ménard

L'Age d'or 1

L'Age d'or 2

L'Estuaire

Les Errants

Émile-René Ménard (1862-1930) was a French painter who was initially associated with the Barbizon school of landscape painters, but whose work looks back to classicism. His landscapes are typically rendered in the tranquil, subdued tones of twilight or dawn.