Color one

Bistre

#3D2B1F

Color two

Dutch white

#EFDFBB

Bistre (#3D2B1F) and Dutch white (#EFDFBB) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Marià Fortuny, James Alexander Walker, and Stefan Luchian and the Romanticism tradition. Painters typically deployed bistre at an average of 37% of the canvas, with dutch white at 14%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Eerie black (#1B1B1B), Khaki (#C3B091), and Drab dark brown (#4A412A).

Artworks Featuring Bistre & Dutch white

They rose so slowly and they look's so pale palette card
They rose so slowly and they look's so pale
Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale · 1913
The Liberation of St. Peter, in the Stanza D'Eliodoro palette card
The Liberation of St. Peter, in the Stanza D'Eliodoro
Raphael · 1512
House of God palette card
House of God
Nicholas Roerich · 1903
The Women palette card
The Women
Edvard Munch · 1895
The Captain and the Mate palette card
The Captain and the Mate
James Tissot · 1873
Bleaching Ground palette card
Bleaching Ground
Vincent van Gogh · 1882

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Bistre & Dutch white

6 master palettes where Bistre and Dutch white appear together most prominently.

Marià Fortuny Palette 6 - Soft Ecru

Marià Fortuny

47.0% Bistre · 22.7% Dutch white

James Alexander Walker Palette 3 - Penumbral Tawny

James Alexander Walker

23.9% Bistre · 21.8% Dutch white

Stefan Luchian Palette 6 - Shadowed Caramel

Stefan Luchian

47.9% Bistre · 9.0% Dutch white

Hercules Seghers Palette 3 - Pale Topaz

Hercules Seghers

33.7% Bistre · 10.5% Dutch white

Franz Marc Palette 6 - Muted Gamboge

Franz Marc

23.3% Bistre · 14.9% Dutch white

Leonardo da Vinci Palette 3 - Soft Ecru

Leonardo da Vinci

46.8% Bistre · 6.4% Dutch white

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