Color one

Olive Drab

#3C341F

Color two

Zinnwaldite brown

#2C1608

Olive Drab (#3C341F) and Zinnwaldite brown (#2C1608) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of John Bauer, Joseph Adam, and Peter Jacob Horemans and the Romanticism tradition. Painters typically deployed olive drab at an average of 30% of the canvas, with zinnwaldite brown at 20%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Smoky black (#100C08), Café noir (#4B3621), and Eerie black (#1B1B1B).

Artworks Featuring Olive Drab & Zinnwaldite brown

Madame de La Porte palette card
Madame de La Porte
Jean-Marc Nattier · 1754
Rostov Veliky. Interior of church of Savior. palette card
Rostov Veliky. Interior of church of Savior.
Nicholas Roerich · 1903
Young Woman in a Blue and Pink Striped Shirt palette card
Young Woman in a Blue and Pink Striped Shirt
Pierre-Auguste Renoir · 1875
The tower palette card
The tower
Giorgio de Chirico · 1913
The Uncertainty of the Poet palette card
The Uncertainty of the Poet
Giorgio de Chirico · 1913
The Fallen Jockey palette card
The Fallen Jockey
Edgar Degas · 1896

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Olive Drab & Zinnwaldite brown

6 master palettes where Olive Drab and Zinnwaldite brown appear together most prominently.

John Bauer Palette 6 - Tenebrous Weld

John Bauer

23.9% Olive Drab · 27.6% Zinnwaldite brown

Joseph Adam Palette 2 - Tenebrous Weld

Joseph Adam

37.2% Olive Drab · 16.8% Zinnwaldite brown

Peter Jacob Horemans Palette 3 - Penumbral Bister

Peter Jacob Horemans

31.6% Olive Drab · 17.6% Zinnwaldite brown

Joseph Highmore Palette 1 - Penumbral Terracotta

Joseph Highmore

27.1% Olive Drab · 20.3% Zinnwaldite brown

Jacob Samuel Beck Palette 2 - Tenebrous Terracotta

Jacob Samuel Beck

23.3% Olive Drab · 21.9% Zinnwaldite brown

Herbert Arnould Olivier Palette 2 - Nocturnal Umber

Herbert Arnould Olivier

35.3% Olive Drab · 13.5% Zinnwaldite brown

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