Beach :: Alfred-Victor Fournier
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Sur La Plage, Le Treport :: Albert Aublet
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The Stream :: David Murray
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Remember the summer :: Eugene-Alexis Girardet
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The Garden Party :: Henry Andrews
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The Afternoon Picnic :: Harald Slott-Moller
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Round dance :: Raffaelo Sorbi
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Morra (game) :: Raffaelo Sorbi
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Hip Hip Hurrah! :: Peder Severin Kroyer
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Hyde Park in May :: Rose Barton
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The Daughters of Eve :: George Dunlop, R.A., Leslie
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The Courtship :: Felix Henry Giacomotti
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A Summer Evening :: Leopold Franz Kowalski
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Idle Moments :: Paul Alexandre Alfred Leroy
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Walk on the Bond of the Oise :: Paul Charles Chocarne-Moreau
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An Elegant Lady by a Goldfish Pond :: Karl Gampenrieder
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Boulter's Lock, Sunday Afternoon 1897-1898 :: Edward John Gregory
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Forest scene with cows :: Friedrich Johann Voltz
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A Lady and Gentleman Taking Coffee with Children in a Garden :: Nicolas Lancret
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Welcome :: Gustave Jean Jacquet
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A Water Idyll :: Hans Zatzka
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The country dance :: Jean-Antoine Watteau
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The Dance :: Jean-Antoine Watteau
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The French Comedy :: Jean-Antoine Watteau
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Girls in the garden :: Leon Joseph Voirin
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Idylle :: Max Volkhart
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The Orchestra, Biergarten :: Wilhelm Carl August Zimmer
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Picnic scenes usually show the life of certain segments of society in a certain historical period. They are, in the main, an aristocracy, resting in nature, without unnecessary ceremony, "in a simple way," but still not in a peasant way. In other words. picnic in this case is a kind of combination of casual rest, idleness and noble style that always attracts, beckons with its idyllic image.
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