Color one

Chinese red

#AA381E

Color two

Maximum yellow red

#F2BA49

Chinese red (#AA381E) and Maximum yellow red (#F2BA49) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Albert Bierstadt, Paul Ranson, and George Frederick Watts and the Romanticism tradition. Painters typically deployed chinese red at an average of 11% of the canvas, with maximum yellow red at 7%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Copper (#B87333), Cadmium orange (#ED872D), and Bronze (#CD7F32).

Artworks Featuring Chinese red & Maximum yellow red

Small Interior with Round Marble Table palette card
Small Interior with Round Marble Table
Henri Matisse · 1947
Work palette card
Work
Eugene de Blaas
Head of a Sleeping Woman palette card
Head of a Sleeping Woman
Odilon Redon · 1905
The Start of the Hunt palette card
The Start of the Hunt
Edgar Degas · 1863
Bibliothek palette card
Bibliothek
Franz Sedlacek · 1939
Portrait of Anna Zborowska palette card
Portrait of Anna Zborowska
Amedeo Modigliani · 1917

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Chinese red & Maximum yellow red

6 master palettes where Chinese red and Maximum yellow red appear together most prominently.

Albert Bierstadt Palette 1 - Pale Vermillion

Albert Bierstadt

19.1% Chinese red · 9.2% Maximum yellow red

Paul Ranson Palette 1 - Pale Vermillion

Paul Ranson

17.1% Chinese red · 8.5% Maximum yellow red

George Frederick Watts Palette 4 - Muted Rust

George Frederick Watts

8.8% Chinese red · 8.3% Maximum yellow red

Neoclassicism Palette 27 - Shadowed Tawny

Neoclassicism

7.3% Chinese red · 7.2% Maximum yellow red

Frank Dicksee Master Palette - Muted Caramel

Frank Dicksee

8.1% Chinese red · 4.8% Maximum yellow red

Martin Schongauer Master Palette - Muted Caramel

Martin Schongauer

8.1% Chinese red · 4.8% Maximum yellow red

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