Color one

Pale purple

#FAE6FA

Color two

Timberwolf

#DBD7D2

Pale purple (#FAE6FA) and Timberwolf (#DBD7D2) appear together across 4 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of John Absolon, Saverio della Gatta, and Maurice Braun and the Romanticism tradition. Painters typically deployed pale purple at an average of 14% of the canvas, with timberwolf at 15%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Wild blue yonder (#A2ADD0), Liver chestnut (#987456), and Shadow (#8A795D).

Artworks Featuring Pale purple & Timberwolf

Himalayas (study) palette card
Himalayas (study)
Nicholas Roerich · 1930
The Port at Vlissingen, Boats and Lighthouses palette card
The Port at Vlissingen, Boats and Lighthouses
Paul Signac · 1896
Antibes, the towers palette card
Antibes, the towers
Paul Signac · 1911
Still Life with Fuscias palette card
Still Life with Fuscias
Pierre-Auguste Renoir · 1879
A guy who plays the horn palette card
A guy who plays the horn
Nicholas Roerich · 1913
Lake Thun from the path to the plate Schynigen palette card
Lake Thun from the path to the plate Schynigen
Ferdinand Hodler · 1906

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Pale purple & Timberwolf

4 master palettes where Pale purple and Timberwolf appear together most prominently.

John Absolon Palette 3 - Hushed Ivory

John Absolon

30.9% Pale purple · 14.1% Timberwolf

Saverio della Gatta Palette 8 - Soft Ivory

Saverio della Gatta

11.7% Pale purple · 21.0% Timberwolf

Maurice Braun Master Palette - Pale Ivory

Maurice Braun

12.0% Pale purple · 12.0% Timberwolf

John Absolon Master Palette - Muted Tawny

John Absolon

1.7% Pale purple · 13.3% Timberwolf

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