Color one

Rich black

#010203

Color two

Tuscany

#C09999

Rich black (#010203) and Tuscany (#C09999) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Charles Hayter, Marietta Robusti, and Antoine Pesne and the Mannerism (Late Renaissance) tradition. Painters typically deployed rich black at an average of 28% of the canvas, with tuscany at 8%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Raisin black (#242124), Dark purple (#301934), and Zinnwaldite brown (#2C1608).

Artworks Featuring Rich black & Tuscany

Back of a woman palette card
Back of a woman
Eliseu Visconti · 1895
Mrs. Benjamin Kissam palette card
Mrs. Benjamin Kissam
John Singer Sargent · 1888
Danae palette card
Danae
Orazio Gentileschi · 1623
Seated nude with a Shirt palette card
Seated nude with a Shirt
Amedeo Modigliani · 1917
Tibet palette card
Tibet
Nicholas Roerich · 1937
Diana and Actaeon palette card
Diana and Actaeon
Jacob Jordaens · 1640

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Rich black & Tuscany

6 master palettes where Rich black and Tuscany appear together most prominently.

Marietta Robusti Palette 4 - Nocturnal Bister

Marietta Robusti

23.3% Rich black · 12.5% Tuscany

Antoine Pesne Palette 8 - Nocturnal Bister

Antoine Pesne

33.4% Rich black · 7.6% Tuscany

Thomas Sully Palette 4 - Shadowed Tawny

Thomas Sully

24.7% Rich black · 10.0% Tuscany

Mikhail Shibanov Palette 2 - Nocturnal Terracotta

Mikhail Shibanov

36.8% Rich black · 5.1% Tuscany

Charles Hayter Palette 1 - Nocturnal Sienna

Charles Hayter

24.9% Rich black · 7.3% Tuscany

Charles Hayter Master Palette - Nocturnal Sienna

Charles Hayter

24.9% Rich black · 7.3% Tuscany

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