Blues
Blues — ultramarine and its descendants

For centuries, blue was the most coveted pigment in Western art. Ultramarine, made from lapis lazuli imported from Afghanistan, cost more than gold and was reserved for the most important details—most often the Virgin Mary’s robes. The invention of synthetic ultramarine in 1826 changed that almost overnight.

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Harmonie lunaire

Harmonie lunaire

Alphonse Osbert

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Hudson Valley I

Hudson Valley I

Arthur B. Davies

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Green Hills and the Apennines

Green Hills and the Apennines

Arthur B. Davies

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Twin Lakes, Colorado, Near Leadville

Twin Lakes, Colorado, Near Leadville

Arthur B. Davies

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Tartessians

Tartessians

Arthur B. Davies

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Jardin sous la neige

Jardin sous la neige

Maurice Denis

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Sailing Boats

Sailing Boats

Mikalojus Čiurlionis

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Eternity

Eternity

Mikalojus Čiurlionis

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On the Heights

On the Heights

Arthur B. Davies

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Landscape with Cows

Landscape with Cows

Arthur B. Davies

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Hudson Valley

Hudson Valley

Arthur B. Davies

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Le soir sur l’étang

Le soir sur l’étang

Alphonse Osbert

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La tombée du soir sur l’Oise (1888)

La tombée du soir sur l’Oise (1888)

Alphonse Osbert

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Flore Sous Marine

Flore Sous Marine

Odilon Redon

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