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115 historical pigments of Hispanism. From the obsidian of the codices to Palomino's negro de vid. Colour as archive.
How it works
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Choose a colour
Browse the three chromatic traditions or search by name ("Maya blue") or HEX code (#6EB4D8).
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Chromatic search
The system locates images whose digital palette approximates the selected historical pigment. When material or spectroscopic documentation is associated, it is indicated explicitly.
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Explore and save
Click any result to view it at full size. Save your favourites, compare them side by side, or export as JSON for your project.
Who is this for
Designers & editors
Find images that breathe with your palette. 115 documented historical pigments. Export in high resolution for covers, layout, and illustration.
Decoration & spaces
Search art by the tone you need. Maya blue for your living room. Vermilion red for a restaurant. Find the perfect piece in the archive.
Research
Chromatic search based on a documented historical palette. Does not replace material or spectroscopic analysis; when a pigment identification comes from a technical source, it is indicated expressly.
The palette — 115
America
50 colours with American toponymsThe Earths
The Inks
The Reds
The Blues
The Greens
The Golds
The Rare Ones
Codices
23 pigments by spectroscopyBlues
Reds
Yellows
Greens
Neutrals
Mixed tradition
Spain
42 Golden Age pigmentsWhites
Yellows
Reds
Blues
Greens
Shadows & Blacks