Hamerton’s Ultimate Limited Palette (1876)
by Matthew Innis |There have long been two factions amongst painters concerning the approach to outfitting a palette: Â those who believe in using a restricted palette, and those who prefer using an open palette. Â The first group believes that color harmony in a painting can best be achieved through the restricted use of colors, and that those…
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