Color one

Blue bell

#A2A2D0

Color two

Timberwolf

#DBD7D2

Blue bell (#A2A2D0) and Timberwolf (#DBD7D2) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Umberto Boccioni, Alberto Magnelli, and Pierre Bonnard and the Impressionism tradition. Painters typically deployed blue bell at an average of 16% of the canvas, with timberwolf at 9%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Khaki (#C3B091), Raisin black (#242124), and Ecru (#C2B280).

Artworks Featuring Blue bell & Timberwolf

Veules-les-Roses palette card
Veules-les-Roses
Samuel Peploe · 1910
The Fallen Angel palette card
The Fallen Angel
Odilon Redon · 1905
House with Flag in the Cove palette card
House with Flag in the Cove
Maurice Prendergast · 1910
Notre Dame palette card
Notre Dame
Henri Matisse · 1914
The Port at Vlissingen, Boats and Lighthouses palette card
The Port at Vlissingen, Boats and Lighthouses
Paul Signac · 1896
Black Dress and Violet Dress palette card
Black Dress and Violet Dress
Henri Matisse · 1938

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Blue bell & Timberwolf

6 master palettes where Blue bell and Timberwolf appear together most prominently.

Umberto Boccioni Palette 1 - Pale Topaz

Umberto Boccioni

21.3% Blue bell · 11.2% Timberwolf

Alberto Magnelli Palette 1 - Muted Gamboge

Alberto Magnelli

16.4% Blue bell · 8.0% Timberwolf

Pierre Bonnard Palette 4 - Pale Ivory

Pierre Bonnard

17.7% Blue bell · 6.8% Timberwolf

Intimism Palette 1 - Pale Tawny

Intimism

12.4% Blue bell · 9.1% Timberwolf

Matej Sternen Palette 1 - Gleaming Aureolin

Matej Sternen

14.5% Blue bell · 7.3% Timberwolf

Guy Rose Palette 5 - Silvery Whisper

Guy Rose

12.0% Blue bell · 8.7% Timberwolf

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