Color one

Almond

#EED9C4

Color two

Copper penny

#AD6F69

Almond (#EED9C4) and Copper penny (#AD6F69) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Maria Sibylla Merian, Erich Heckel, and Ferdinand Hodler and the Baroque tradition. Painters typically deployed almond at an average of 16% of the canvas, with copper penny at 6%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Old lace (#FDF5E6), Shadow (#8A795D), and Khaki (#C3B091).

Artworks Featuring Almond & Copper penny

Study of mountains palette card
Study of mountains
Nicholas Roerich · 1931
The Women of Amphissa palette card
The Women of Amphissa
Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema · 1887
Procession de Fete Dieu palette card
Procession de Fete Dieu
Maurice Denis · 1904
Ahuehuetes de Chapultepec palette card
Ahuehuetes de Chapultepec
Jose Maria Velasco · 1872
Sun Street palette card
Sun Street
Henri Matisse · 1905
Mount Hood palette card
Mount Hood
Thomas Hill

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Almond & Copper penny

6 master palettes where Almond and Copper penny appear together most prominently.

Maria Sibylla Merian Palette 2 - Soft Ecru

Maria Sibylla Merian

26.4% Almond · 6.1% Copper penny

Erich Heckel Master Palette - Muted Topaz

Erich Heckel

16.0% Almond · 10.0% Copper penny

Ferdinand Hodler Palette 8 - Pale Ivory

Ferdinand Hodler

9.5% Almond · 7.5% Copper penny

Utagawa Toyokuni Palette 2 - Soft Ecru

Utagawa Toyokuni

27.1% Almond · 2.5% Copper penny

Bartolomeo Pinelli Palette 1 - Luminous Ivory

Bartolomeo Pinelli

12.6% Almond · 3.7% Copper penny

Pablo Picasso Palette 9 - Muted Caramel

Pablo Picasso

6.6% Almond · 5.5% Copper penny

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