Color one

Independence

#4C516D

Color two

Tuscan red

#7C4848

Independence (#4C516D) and Tuscan red (#7C4848) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Alexej von Jawlensky, Henri Matisse, and Carlo Urbino and the Expressionism tradition. Painters typically deployed independence at an average of 15% of the canvas, with tuscan red at 7%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Raisin black (#242124), Xumo (#413639), and Jet (#343434).

Artworks Featuring Independence & Tuscan red

The Delphic Oracle palette card
The Delphic Oracle
John William Godward · 1899
Mystery of Rose palette card
Mystery of Rose
Nicholas Roerich · 1933
Helene Schlapp palette card
Helene Schlapp
John Duncan
Seascape palette card
Seascape
Ivan Aivazovsky
Joseph Bernheim Jeune and Gaston Bernheim de Villers palette card
Joseph Bernheim Jeune and Gaston Bernheim de Villers
Pierre Bonnard · 1920
Landscape palette card
Landscape
Paul Serusier · 1904

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Independence & Tuscan red

6 master palettes where Independence and Tuscan red appear together most prominently.

history painting Palette 15 - Somber Sienna

history painting

24.4% Independence · 8.2% Tuscan red

Alexej von Jawlensky Master Palette - Shadowed Tawny

Alexej von Jawlensky

11.2% Independence · 8.6% Tuscan red

religious painting Palette 41 - Somber Leaden

religious painting

15.5% Independence · 6.2% Tuscan red

Henri Matisse Palette 32 - Shadowed Gamboge

Henri Matisse

14.0% Independence · 6.3% Tuscan red

Carlo Urbino Palette 2 - Muted Parchment

Carlo Urbino

11.8% Independence · 7.2% Tuscan red

Georg Tappert Palette 5 - Penumbral Tawny

Georg Tappert

13.2% Independence · 5.6% Tuscan red

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