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- 1 – Payne’s grey
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- 2 – Coke red
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- 3 – Camouflage grey
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- 4 – Indian yellow
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- 5 – Malachite
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- 6 – Vermilion
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- 7 – Cadmium orange
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- 8 – Blue verditer
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- 9 – Bastard saffron
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- 10 – Tyrian purple
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- 11 – Sepia
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- 12 – Acetylene black
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- 13 – Chocolate comtesse
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- 14 – Mummy
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- 15 – Turicene
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- 16 – NIVO
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- 17 – Dragon’s blood
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- 18 – Gamboge
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- 19 – Plum crazy
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- 20 – Falu red
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- 21 – Undark
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- 22 – Ultramarine
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- 23 – Pallid vinaceous drab
there is something vaguely unsettling by seeing the colours together like this- and the flat quality they have seen on the screen. The more I look the more I want to have them in transparent layers – ie. 5 and 8; 7 and 1 and 3. I’m not sure about the reds – wasn’t it Albers who said show 60 people a red painting and they will all se a different red.
Anna, I agree with you, they give such a feeling when alone but get lost in confusion en masse