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Russian violet

#32174D

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Russian violet (#32174D) is a deep jewel-toned shade that appears across 3 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Rockwell Kent, M. H. Maxy, and Atanasio Soldati and the Modernism tradition. Master painters paired it most often with Beige (#F5F5DC), Dark sienna (#3C1414), and Cinnabar (#E34234). The combination forms a saturated, ceremonial chord, built on a split-complementary spread, spans a mixed temperature range, with a moderate step up in value that keeps the source recessed.

Artworks Featuring This Color

Mme. Hector France, nee Irma Clare and Later palette card
Mme. Hector France, nee Irma Clare and Later
Henri-Edmond Cross · 1891
Sentinels palette card
Sentinels
Nicholas Roerich
Poster for the Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts palette card
Poster for the Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts
Frances Macdonald · 1896
Creation of the World II palette card
Creation of the World II
Mikalojus Konstantinas Ciurlionis · 1906
The island of repose palette card
The island of repose
Nicholas Roerich · 1933
Island of Rest palette card
Island of Rest
Nicholas Roerich · 1937

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Russian violet

3 palettes where Russian violet appears prominently — one per artist.

Rockwell Kent Palette 5 - Smoldering Grotto

Rockwell Kent

23.2% Russian violet

M. H. Maxy Palette 2 - Dimmed Stone

M. H. Maxy

18.7% Russian violet

Atanasio Soldati Master Palette - Shadowed Gamboge

Atanasio Soldati

15.0% Russian violet

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