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Mark Rothko’s #212

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ComplementaryColors

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Mark Rothko’s Untitled

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What are Complementary Colors?Colors which lie directly across from each other on the color wheel.

Also called Color Dyads, since they’re in pairs.

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(Primary) (Secondary)

Red Green

Yellow Violet

Blue Orange

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Hindu Deities Krishna and Radha in a Grove, 1780. (gouache on paper)Persian Miniature Painting

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Seated Womanoil and charcoal / board 54" x 36"1940

Willem de Kooning

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Not only can complementary colors complement each other…

…they can also neutralize or cancel each other out.

When mixed together, their original INTENSITY is suppressed, leading us

to Chromatic / Neutral Grays…

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Carianne Mackin the thick of it 32 x 40” 2008

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La Fenetre Ouverte, 1921

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Jean Baptiste-Simeon Chardin’s Lean Diet b.1699 – d.1779

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Cool / Warm Portraits

Playing on complementary colors . . .

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Portrait of Sebastia Juner VidalPicassoOil on canvas1903

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Portrait of Angel Fernandez de SotoBy Pablo PicassoEst. 1904

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HarlequinPicassoEst. 1906

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Boy with a Pipe (garcon a la pipe)Picasso1905

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untitledAlexej von Jawlensky (Russian Expressionist 1864 – 1941)

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Alexej von Jawlensky Oil on board1909

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Self-PortraitAlexej von Jawlensky

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Death in the Sickroom (version 1)Edvard MunchOil on canvas1893

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Death in the Sickroom (version 2)Edvard MunchOil on canvas59 x 66”1895

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Portratt avhlge backstrom (self-portrait?)Edvard Munch

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Bring next week:

• 16 x 20” Gessoed Surface . . .. . . and after gesso has dried (10hrs) Paint a WARM GROUND (must dry

24hrs) (ground color need not be fully opaque)

• 3 complementary scales (completed color grid)

• Cont’d work on self-portrait…


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