Color one

Almond

#EED9C4

Color two

Platinum

#E5E4E2

Almond (#EED9C4) and Platinum (#E5E4E2) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Othon Friesz, Arthur Rackham, and Auguste Rodin and the Post-Impressionism tradition. Painters typically deployed almond at an average of 32% of the canvas, with platinum at 21%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Khaki (#C3B091), Silver (#C0C0C0), and Middle grey (#8B8680).

Artworks Featuring Almond & Platinum

Deadly Sins palette card
Deadly Sins
Raphael Kirchner
Awabi Pearl Fisher palette card
Awabi Pearl Fisher
Shotei Takahashi · 1931
Jazz Book palette card
Jazz Book
Henri Matisse · 1947
Deadly Sins palette card
Deadly Sins
Raphael Kirchner
Single Items palette card
Single Items
Raphael Kirchner
Castle Butte Green River Wyoming palette card
Castle Butte Green River Wyoming
Thomas Moran

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Almond & Platinum

6 master palettes where Almond and Platinum appear together most prominently.

Othon Friesz Palette 1 - Gleaming Muslin

Othon Friesz

37.5% Almond · 21.1% Platinum

genre painting Palette 5 - Gleaming Ecru

genre painting

28.0% Almond · 26.2% Platinum

figurative Palette 10 - Gleaming Linen

figurative

34.4% Almond · 20.1% Platinum

Arthur Rackham Palette 1 - Gleaming Cream

Arthur Rackham

37.4% Almond · 17.7% Platinum

Auguste Rodin Palette 2 - Luminous Cream

Auguste Rodin

29.2% Almond · 20.9% Platinum

Franz Marc Palette 1 - Luminous Ivory

Franz Marc

24.7% Almond · 21.9% Platinum

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