Color one

Bistre

#3D2B1F

Color two

Tourmaline

#86A1A9

Bistre (#3D2B1F) and Tourmaline (#86A1A9) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Adolf Pirsch, William Stanley Haseltine, and Jan Cossiers and the Realism tradition. Painters typically deployed bistre at an average of 21% of the canvas, with tourmaline at 11%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Eerie black (#1B1B1B), Khaki (#C3B091), and Drab dark brown (#4A412A).

Artworks Featuring Bistre & Tourmaline

Sunset palette card
Sunset
Arkhyp Kuindzhi
Moonlight on the Brook palette card
Moonlight on the Brook
Ralph Blakelock
Portrait of man palette card
Portrait of man
Nicholas Roerich · 1895
The Port of Morgat palette card
The Port of Morgat
Odilon Redon · 1882
End of the Black Sea freedom palette card
End of the Black Sea freedom
Ilya Repin · 1900
Mountain landscape palette card
Mountain landscape
Konstantin Bogaevsky · 1940

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Bistre & Tourmaline

6 master palettes where Bistre and Tourmaline appear together most prominently.

Adolf Pirsch Master Palette - Shadowed Tawny

Adolf Pirsch

30.0% Bistre · 15.0% Tourmaline

William Stanley Haseltine Palette 2 - Veiled Vellum

William Stanley Haseltine

25.8% Bistre · 9.0% Tourmaline

Jan Cossiers Palette 2 - Shadowed Bister

Jan Cossiers

22.2% Bistre · 9.9% Tourmaline

William Henry Huddle Palette 3 - Penumbral Tawny

William Henry Huddle

16.0% Bistre · 11.9% Tourmaline

Francesco Paolo Michetti Master Palette - Veiled Tawny

Francesco Paolo Michetti

19.0% Bistre · 10.0% Tourmaline

Jean Baptiste Vanmour Palette 5 - Penumbral Pewter

Jean Baptiste Vanmour

15.6% Bistre · 11.7% Tourmaline

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