Color one

Air superiority blue

#72A0C1

Color two

Smoky black

#100C08

Air superiority blue (#72A0C1) and Smoky black (#100C08) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Henry Ossawa Tanner, Jozsef Rippl-Ronai, and Bertalan Por and the Post-Impressionism tradition. Painters typically deployed air superiority blue at an average of 19% of the canvas, with smoky black at 10%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Black olive (#3B3C36), Dark electric blue (#536878), and Charcoal (#36454F).

Artworks Featuring Air superiority blue & Smoky black

Terka Linzer palette card
Terka Linzer
Jozsef Rippl-Ronai · 1923
The Seine - Evening palette card
The Seine - Evening
Henry Ossawa Tanner · 1900
View of the Isaac Cathedral at Moonlight Night palette card
View of the Isaac Cathedral at Moonlight Night
Arkhyp Kuindzhi · 1869
Express Train Arrives palette card
Express Train Arrives
Hans Baluschek · 1908
View of the sea from Møens Klint palette card
View of the sea from Møens Klint
P. C. Skovgaard
Tibet palette card
Tibet
Nicholas Roerich · 1933

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Air superiority blue & Smoky black

6 master palettes where Air superiority blue and Smoky black appear together most prominently.

Henry Ossawa Tanner Palette 9 - Brooding Ash

Henry Ossawa Tanner

20.5% Air superiority blue · 16.3% Smoky black

Jozsef Rippl-Ronai Palette 2 - Penumbral Parchment

Jozsef Rippl-Ronai

20.2% Air superiority blue · 12.3% Smoky black

Bertalan Por Palette 3 - Penumbral Schist

Bertalan Por

22.9% Air superiority blue · 10.3% Smoky black

Louis Marcoussis Palette 4 - Veiled Schist

Louis Marcoussis

24.7% Air superiority blue · 4.6% Smoky black

Azim Azimzade Palette 4 - Shadowed Caramel

Azim Azimzade

16.5% Air superiority blue · 6.2% Smoky black

Benjamin Constant Palette 7 - Weathered Shale

Benjamin Constant

10.0% Air superiority blue · 8.1% Smoky black

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