Color one

Bone

#E3DAC9

Color two

Burnt sienna

#E97451

Bone (#E3DAC9) and Burnt sienna (#E97451) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Guernsey Moore, Leopoldo Metlicovitz, and Erich Buchholz and the Art Nouveau tradition. Painters typically deployed bone at an average of 24% of the canvas, with burnt sienna at 12%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Tan (#D2B48C), Umber (#635147), and Fuzzy Wuzzy (#87421F).

Artworks Featuring Bone & Burnt sienna

Girl in Blue palette card
Girl in Blue
Amedeo Modigliani · 1919
Oscar Miestchaninoff palette card
Oscar Miestchaninoff
Amedeo Modigliani · 1917
Battle of Chios on 24 June, 1770 palette card
Battle of Chios on 24 June, 1770
Ivan Aivazovsky · 1848
Lying nude palette card
Lying nude
Amedeo Modigliani · 1917
La Ciotat Harbor palette card
La Ciotat Harbor
Georges Braque · 1906
Forwards, Parcifal Series, Group 2, Section 4: The Convolute of the Physical Plane palette card
Forwards, Parcifal Series, Group 2, Section 4: The Convolute of the Physical Plane
Hilma af Klint · 1916

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Bone & Burnt sienna

6 master palettes where Bone and Burnt sienna appear together most prominently.

Guernsey Moore Palette 1 - Pale Apricot

Guernsey Moore

17.0% Bone · 16.7% Burnt sienna

Guernsey Moore Master Palette - Pale Apricot

Guernsey Moore

17.0% Bone · 16.7% Burnt sienna

Leopoldo Metlicovitz Palette 1 - Pale Fawn

Leopoldo Metlicovitz

16.3% Bone · 15.0% Burnt sienna

Neo-Suprematism Palette 3 - Pale Ecru

Neo-Suprematism

26.3% Bone · 9.1% Burnt sienna

Suprematism Palette 5 - Gleaming Cream

Suprematism

52.9% Bone · 3.5% Burnt sienna

Erich Buchholz Palette 2 - Pale Apricot

Erich Buchholz

13.6% Bone · 10.4% Burnt sienna

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