The Palette of P.S. Krøyer
by Matthew Innis |The one area of Krøyer’s procedure about which the most is known is the composition of his color palette. Fortunately, this information is available because, in 1911, Krøyer’s estate donated the artist’s taboret — including the art supplies within it — to . . .
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