Dutch Pink No. 62 (ARCHIVED) Finish:Modern Emulsion popular in the early 18th
Description
popular in the early 18th century
In homes today
Greek Blue can be found on rustic doors
Together with the earthy ochers and sea blue tones
Dutch Pink No. 62 (ARCHIVED) Finish:Modern Emulsion popular in the early 18thA warm toned peach Rather than the blushing shades we now collectively call pink, this peachy colour takes its name from the original Dutch pink, an artists yellow pigment made from bark or berries. Like all our colours, its extraordinarily responsive, appearing more orange, yellow, or pink depending on the light. Recommended Primer & Undercoat: Mid Tones Complementary white: Dimity
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