Reds + Pinks — crushed insects and mercury
Red pigment was historically among the most expensive and difficult to produce — vermilion from mercury sulfide, carmine from crushed cochineal, red lake pigments so fugitive they faded within a generation. Pink is its cooler, less committal descendant, showing up properly in the Rococo.
Gypsy with a Cigarette
Édouard Manet
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Sitting Nude with Pillow
August Macke
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Amphitrite et chevaux marins (1925)
Raoul Dufy
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Girl in Red Dress with Cat and Dog
Ammi Phillips
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Portrait of Mrs. Abbey in pink dress
Edwin Austin Abbey
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Pandora
Odilon Redon
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Pégase
Odilon Redon
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Flower of Samuel Warrand (1862)
Georgiana Houghton
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The Ten Largest, No. 8, Adulthood (1907)
Hilma af Klint
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Flourishing (1934)
Paul Klee
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