Alfred Parsons is high-key - luminous, open, and weighted toward light. Cool hues prevail: blues, greens, and greys anchor the palette's emotional temperature. The absence of saturated colour is itself an expressive choice: this is a palette of restraint and atmosphere. The most saturated colour, #817B30, is reserved to 4.6% of the surface, where it acts as a focal punctuation. From deepest dark to palest light, the palette traverses 65 units of the value scale - a span that creates natural depth. High luminosity and cool temperature suggest the plein-air condition: unfiltered daylight and open sky. Palette 2 sits within the larger chromatic argument that Alfred Parsons's complete body of work advances.