Color one

Chinese red

#AA381E

Color two

Sunray

#E3AB57

Chinese red (#AA381E) and Sunray (#E3AB57) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Lemuel Francis Abbott, Paul Ranson, and Oleksandr Bogomazov and the Post-Impressionism tradition. Painters typically deployed chinese red at an average of 12% of the canvas, with sunray at 7%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Copper (#B87333), Coyote brown (#81613C), and Smoky black (#100C08).

Artworks Featuring Chinese red & Sunray

Scene from the studio palette card
Scene from the studio
Alexandre Antigna
Girl with Auburn Hair palette card
Girl with Auburn Hair
Pierre-Auguste Renoir · 1882
Venus and Vulcan palette card
Venus and Vulcan
Francois Boucher · 1754
La primavera che perennemente si rinnova palette card
La primavera che perennemente si rinnova
Galileo Chini · 1914
The Young Bride palette card
The Young Bride
Mary Cassatt · 1875
Flower of Life (Flame Flower) palette card
Flower of Life (Flame Flower)
Frida Kahlo · 1943

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Chinese red & Sunray

5 master palettes where Chinese red and Sunray appear together most prominently.

Lemuel Francis Abbott Palette 1 - Veiled Caramel

Lemuel Francis Abbott

12.3% Chinese red · 10.8% Sunray

Paul Ranson Palette 2 - Muted Vermillion

Paul Ranson

12.1% Chinese red · 10.2% Sunray

Oleksandr Bogomazov Palette 4 - Pale Vermillion

Oleksandr Bogomazov

17.6% Chinese red · 5.7% Sunray

Fauvism Palette 12 - Veiled Apricot

Fauvism

21.1% Chinese red · 4.5% Sunray

Raoul Dufy Master Palette - Muted Tawny

Raoul Dufy

10.7% Chinese red · 8.8% Sunray

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