Color one

Japanese violet

#5B3256

Color two

Khaki

#C3B091

Japanese violet (#5B3256) and Khaki (#C3B091) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Margaret Macdonald, Franz Xaver Winterhalter, and Jindrich Styrsky and the Art Nouveau tradition. Painters typically deployed japanese violet at an average of 20% of the canvas, with khaki at 6%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Platinum (#E5E4E2), Middle grey (#8B8680), and Dark sienna (#3C1414).

Artworks Featuring Japanese violet & Khaki

Sun Behind the Clouds palette card
Sun Behind the Clouds
Louis Hayet
Jardin Du Luxembourg palette card
Jardin Du Luxembourg
Henri Matisse · 1902
Hill House Bedroom (detail) palette card
Hill House Bedroom (detail)
Margaret Macdonald
Chinese Shadows, the Rabbit palette card
Chinese Shadows, the Rabbit
Ferdinand du Puigaudeau
Algoma Hill palette card
Algoma Hill
Lawren Harris · 1920
Deluge (III) palette card
Deluge (III)
Mikalojus Konstantinas Ciurlionis · 1904

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Japanese violet & Khaki

6 master palettes where Japanese violet and Khaki appear together most prominently.

Margaret Macdonald Palette 3 - Muted Gamboge

Margaret Macdonald

18.4% Japanese violet · 7.9% Khaki

Franz Xaver Winterhalter Palette 2 - Pale Ecru

Franz Xaver Winterhalter

15.7% Japanese violet · 9.2% Khaki

Neo-Rococo Palette 2 - Pale Ecru

Neo-Rococo

15.7% Japanese violet · 9.2% Khaki

Jindrich Styrsky Palette 2 - Soft Ecru

Jindrich Styrsky

20.5% Japanese violet · 2.9% Khaki

symbolic painting Palette 5 - Soft Ecru

symbolic painting

40.6% Japanese violet · 1.2% Khaki

Cloisonnism Palette 3 - Soft Vermillion

Cloisonnism

7.8% Japanese violet · 3.9% Khaki

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