Color Palettes: John Singer Sargent (1856-1925)

by Matthew Innis |

The following examination of the colors present in John Singer Sargent’s paintings was conducted by the Conservation Department of the Tate Britain, London. The information we do have has come from examination of his pictures and direct analysis of his paint. The same commonly available range of pigments is seen in virtually all of the…

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