Color one

Smoky black

#100C08

Color two

Windsor tan

#A75502

Smoky black (#100C08) and Windsor tan (#A75502) appear together across 6 master palettes in our corpus, most prominently in the work of Jacob Jordaens, and Brunel Neuville and the Baroque tradition. Painters typically deployed smoky black at an average of 25% of the canvas, with windsor tan at 8%. Third colors most often completing the combination include Bistre (#3D2B1F), Café noir (#4B3621), and Zinnwaldite brown (#2C1608).

Artworks Featuring Smoky black & Windsor tan

Ginger Jar palette card
Ginger Jar
Paul Cezanne · 1895
Death of whore palette card
Death of whore
Hieronymus Bosch · 1490
San Antonio River palette card
San Antonio River
Robert Julian Onderdonk · 1920
Triptych: The Temptation of St. Anthony palette card
Triptych: The Temptation of St. Anthony
Hieronymus Bosch · 1470
Ambroise Vollard Portrait palette card
Ambroise Vollard Portrait
Pierre-Auguste Renoir · 1917
The Birthplace of Herbert Hoover, West Branch, Iowa palette card
The Birthplace of Herbert Hoover, West Branch, Iowa
Grant Wood · 1931

Master palettes

Palettes Featuring Smoky black & Windsor tan

6 master palettes where Smoky black and Windsor tan appear together most prominently.

Cubism Palette 34 - Shadowed Caramel

Cubism

24.3% Smoky black · 10.8% Windsor tan

Brunel Neuville Palette 3 - Penumbral Terracotta

Brunel Neuville

27.1% Smoky black · 7.7% Windsor tan

Metaphysical art Palette 6 - Shadowed Umber

Metaphysical art

30.8% Smoky black · 5.9% Windsor tan

Jacob Jordaens Palette 8 - Shadowed Rust

Jacob Jordaens

24.2% Smoky black · 7.3% Windsor tan

literary painting Palette 16 - Shadowed Rust

literary painting

13.4% Smoky black · 13.1% Windsor tan

Jacob Jordaens Palette 2 - Shadowed Umber

Jacob Jordaens

30.5% Smoky black · 5.4% Windsor tan

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