Color one

Lavender

#E6E6FA

Color two

Timberwolf

#DBD7D2

Lavender (#E6E6FA) and Timberwolf (#DBD7D2) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of William Collins, Alonzo Chappel, and Cornelis Springer and the Romanticism tradition. Painters typically deployed lavender at an average of 21% of the canvas, with timberwolf at 15%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Black Shadows (#BFAFB2), Zinnwaldite brown (#2C1608), and Camel (#C19A6B).

Artworks Featuring Lavender & Timberwolf

All Ave Maria palette card
All Ave Maria
John Singer Sargent · 1907
Antibes, the towers palette card
Antibes, the towers
Paul Signac · 1911
Lake Thun from the path to the plate Schynigen palette card
Lake Thun from the path to the plate Schynigen
Ferdinand Hodler · 1906
September Moonrise palette card
September Moonrise
Childe Hassam · 1900
Saint-Clair Landscape palette card
Saint-Clair Landscape
Henri-Edmond Cross · 1908
The scene with three figures in costumes palette card
The scene with three figures in costumes
Nicholas Roerich · 1920

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Lavender & Timberwolf

6 master palettes where Lavender and Timberwolf appear together most prominently.

William Collins Palette 1 - Luminous Ivory

William Collins

26.4% Lavender · 22.1% Timberwolf

Alonzo Chappel Palette 1 - Pale Ivory

Alonzo Chappel

21.3% Lavender · 19.6% Timberwolf

Cornelis Springer Palette 9 - Muted Tawny

Cornelis Springer

21.6% Lavender · 16.2% Timberwolf

Carl Spitzweg Palette 1 - Pale Ecru

Carl Spitzweg

19.1% Lavender · 14.5% Timberwolf

Andreas Achenbach Palette 2 - Silvery Alabaster

Andreas Achenbach

22.8% Lavender · 10.8% Timberwolf

Harry Watrous Palette 1 - Dimmed Vellum

Harry Watrous

17.0% Lavender · 6.7% Timberwolf

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