Color one

Kobicha

#6B4423

Color two

Smoky black

#100C08

Kobicha (#6B4423) and Smoky black (#100C08) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Jacques-Louis David, Cristofano dell'Altissimo, and Diego Velazquez and the Early Renaissance tradition. Painters typically deployed kobicha at an average of 30% of the canvas, with smoky black at 12%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Bistre (#3D2B1F), Zinnwaldite brown (#2C1608), and Khaki (#C3B091).

Artworks Featuring Kobicha & Smoky black

Cassandra Begging Minerva for Vengeance on Ajax palette card
Cassandra Begging Minerva for Vengeance on Ajax
Jérôme-Martin Langlois · 1810
The Lost Game palette card
The Lost Game
Ernest Meissonier
General Lucius Fairchild palette card
General Lucius Fairchild
John Singer Sargent · 1887
Napoleon Bonaparte in his Study at the Tuileries palette card
Napoleon Bonaparte in his Study at the Tuileries
Jacques-Louis David · 1812
Reflection palette card
Reflection
William-Adolphe Bouguereau · 1898
Interior of the Mosque at Cordoba palette card
Interior of the Mosque at Cordoba
Edwin Lord Weeks · 1880

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Kobicha & Smoky black

6 master palettes where Kobicha and Smoky black appear together most prominently.

Jacques-Louis David Palette 9 - Shadowed Umber

Jacques-Louis David

24.4% Kobicha · 15.8% Smoky black

Cristofano dell'Altissimo Palette 2 - Nocturnal Bister

Cristofano dell'Altissimo

29.4% Kobicha · 11.8% Smoky black

Diego Velazquez Palette 12 - Nocturnal Bister

Diego Velazquez

38.6% Kobicha · 8.7% Smoky black

Friedrich Carl Hosch Palette 2 - Tenebrous Sienna

Friedrich Carl Hosch

39.8% Kobicha · 8.4% Smoky black

Ustad Mansur Palette 5 - Shadowed Caramel

Ustad Mansur

19.5% Kobicha · 17.0% Smoky black

Masaccio Palette 7 - Nocturnal Umber

Masaccio

29.2% Kobicha · 10.9% Smoky black

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