Claude Monet’s favourite colours, or at least some of them. The orange on the palette knife, the pale peachy colour, and the pale ultramarine blue are from his London paintings, the light lilac from his paintings of the Seine, and the red is for poppies. The turquoise green coming out of the paint tube on the left is close to the colour of the Japanese bridge in his garden at Giverny. Of course, he used just about every colour there is in his waterlily paintings. The lighting and mood of the photograph is in the style of Caravaggio. Cairns City, Australia
Claude Monet’s favourite colours, or at least some of them. The orange on the palette knife, the pale peachy colour, and the pale ultramarine blue are from his London paintings, the light lilac from his paintings of the Seine, and the red is for poppies. The turquoise green coming out of the paint tube on the left is close to the colour of the Japanese bridge in his garden at Giverny. Of course, he used just about every colour there is in his waterlily paintings. The lighting and mood of the photograph is in the style of Caravaggio. Cairns City, Australia
Photo by David Clode on Unsplash
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