Peacock as a peacock, but what?
 

Today's puzzle is devoted to the most beautiful birds - pavlinchiku.

Here's a primer for the story, read and think over its morality.
Well then get down to business - Calculates peacock authors :)

had once lived, there were two old friends - The Lion and the Peacock. More than anything, they liked to meet in a forest clearing in a warm sunny afternoon and enjoy together with all sorts of delicious foods.
Once, when Leo was trying to deal with a huge piece of meat, he corner of his eye noticed that the Peacock bury plum pits.
"Not the most interesting occupation!" - Lazily said Leo.
But the proud Peacock believed that much he knows everything. "How can you be so stupid? - Sincerely was surprised bird. - You probably only around the forest, who does not know why plum stones buried in the ground. Because of these trees grow, which eventually will fruit. "
Leo, of course, was offended because he called them stupid. "I will prove a friend that I was no worse than his" - he thought, burying the gnawed bones in the ground.
A few days later the friends met again at the meadow.
Peacock was proud of the fact that all planted their seeds sprouted. And he laughed heartily when he saw a lion burrowed in the ground to see whether the sprouted seeds, which he planted. "No, you were even stupider than I thought - derided Peacock. - Donkey, and so it is understandable that not every bone grows in the ground! "
Time, as we know, always flies quickly and quietly. When friends met again in the meadow, there is growing a garden of plum trees, studded with juicy fruit. Seeing how happy this peacock, Leo porykival of annoyance - the day he caught nothing, so unlike his friend had to stay hungry.
"It's a pity that you were not born so clever as I am - bragged Peacock. - I, unlike you, there is always what a meal. But the Peacock, with all his mind, it should be remembered that pride always gives trouble. Leo could no longer bear malice and mockery of his friend. He lashed out at Peacock and it gobbled up with great gusto.


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1. Leon Bakst
2. Burliuk
3. Wolfgang Wagner (Wolfgang Wagner)
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6. Natalia Goncharova
7. Castells, Peter III (Pieter Casteels III)
8. Gustav Klimt (Gustav Klimt)
9. Johann Rudolf Koller (Johann Rudolf Koller)
10. Carl Kriheldorf (Carl Kricheldorf)
11. Mikhail Larionov
12. Jean Metzinger (Jean Metzinger)
13. Gustave Moreau (Gustave Moreau)
14. William Morris (William Morris)
15. Sidney Nolan (Sydney Nolan)
16. Louis Reed (Louis Rhead)
17. Peter Paul Rubens (Peter Paul Rubens)
18. Abbott Henderson Thayer (Abbott Handerson Thayer)
19. James Whistler (James Whistler)
20. Ian Fitt (Jan Fyt)

№ 16-Sketch boyaderki to the play "The Blue God."

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№ 4 - "Peacock sunshine (Egyptian style)."

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№ 18 - "Peacock" in 1907

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№ 5 - "Peacock", the beginning of 1900-ies.

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№ 14-Gauguin accurately.

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№ 6-portrait of a lady. Who is she? :)

8. - Johann Rudolf Koller
12. - Louis Rhead
17. - Gustave Moreau

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13. - Jean Metzinger

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9. - James Whistler

He has a lot of things with peacocks, but I think that it corresponds to a fragment number 11.

Fragment № 10.

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I see that did not hit.
Then, too № 20 - "Garden with lovers."

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LCR, but agree that a piece of number 10 looks like a tail from here:

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In Maurice should be very decorative something.
I suppose-№ 19. The most suitable for him a piece.

I see that did not hit.
Then, too № 20 - "Garden with lovers."

LCR, but agree that a piece of number 10 is similar to the tail here, from "Court of Paris":

In Morris should be very decorative something.
I suppose-№ 19. The most suitable for him a piece.
Y Yana Feith has peacocks, but to identify a piece I could not.
Already these peacock "eye" merge ... :)
Where too see at the Sydney Nolan peacock?

Exactly. № 1. Tile.

But he also worked with tiles?