Japanese carmine (#9D2933) is a deep warm shade that appears across 3 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Matthew Smith, Rodolfo Amoedo, and John William Godward and the Post-Impressionism tradition. Master painters paired it most often with Khaki (#C3B091), MSU green (#18453B), and Artichoke green (#4B6F44). The combination forms an earthy, lived-in chord, built on a split-complementary spread, spans a mixed temperature range, with the pair colors held at a similar value to the source.
