Color one

Pine green

#2A2F23

Color two

Pullman Brown

#644117

Pine green (#2A2F23) and Pullman Brown (#644117) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Orazio Gentileschi, Constantin Daniel Rosenthal, and John Everett Millais and the Romanticism tradition. Painters typically deployed pine green at an average of 21% of the canvas, with pullman brown at 10%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Drab dark brown (#4A412A), Smoky black (#100C08), and Olive Drab (#3C341F).

Artworks Featuring Pine green & Pullman Brown

The Oilmill palette card
The Oilmill
Paul Cezanne · 1871
Seducer palette card
Seducer
Nasreddine Dinet · 1906
Madame de Pompadour palette card
Madame de Pompadour
Francois Boucher · 1759
Love palette card
Love
Gustav Klimt · 1895
Study of a naked recumbent female draped in a diaphanous cloth palette card
Study of a naked recumbent female draped in a diaphanous cloth
Leopold Muller
Riverbanks palette card
Riverbanks
Paul Cezanne · 1905

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Pine green & Pullman Brown

6 master palettes where Pine green and Pullman Brown appear together most prominently.

Orazio Gentileschi Palette 1 - Penumbral Bister

Orazio Gentileschi

28.4% Pine green · 10.0% Pullman Brown

Constantin Daniel Rosenthal Palette 4 - Penumbral Terracotta

Constantin Daniel Rosenthal

22.1% Pine green · 10.9% Pullman Brown

John Everett Millais Palette 10 - Tenebrous Weld

John Everett Millais

18.1% Pine green · 11.2% Pullman Brown

bird-and-flower painting Palette 5 - Tenebrous Bister

bird-and-flower painting

14.2% Pine green · 12.6% Pullman Brown

Claude Arnulphy Palette 5 - Tenebrous Bister

Claude Arnulphy

22.4% Pine green · 7.0% Pullman Brown

Willem Wissing Palette 3 - Tenebrous Bister

Willem Wissing

19.0% Pine green · 8.2% Pullman Brown

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