Color one

Apricot

#FBCEB1

Color two

Laurel green

#A9BA9D

Apricot (#FBCEB1) and Laurel green (#A9BA9D) appear together across 3 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Uemura Shoen and the Nihonga tradition. Painters typically deployed apricot at an average of 15% of the canvas, with laurel green at 10%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Tan (#D2B48C), Blanched almond (#FFEBCD), and Wheat (#F5DEB3).

Artworks Featuring Apricot & Laurel green

Le Corne d'Or, Le Pont palette card
Le Corne d'Or, Le Pont
Paul Signac · 1907
Soleil Couchant Sur La Brière palette card
Soleil Couchant Sur La Brière
Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
Ayu-Dag on a foggy day palette card
Ayu-Dag on a foggy day
Ivan Aivazovsky · 1853
The Bay Golden Horn in Istanbul (Back then Constantinople) palette card
The Bay Golden Horn in Istanbul (Back then Constantinople)
Ivan Aivazovsky · 1872
Animals of the Sea palette card
Animals of the Sea
Odilon Redon · 1910
Seated Dancer palette card
Seated Dancer
Edgar Degas · 1881

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Apricot & Laurel green

3 master palettes where Apricot and Laurel green appear together most prominently.

Nihonga Palette 3 - Gleaming Champagne

Nihonga

24.8% Apricot · 9.3% Laurel green

Uemura Shoen Palette 2 - Gleaming Champagne

Uemura Shoen

16.8% Apricot · 9.0% Laurel green

Shin-hanga Palette 1 - Blazing Cream

Shin-hanga

4.5% Apricot · 11.3% Laurel green

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