
Tints of russet or red-hue and tints of green-hue
David Ramsay Hay · 1798-1866
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Tints of russet or red-hue and tints of green-hue, David Ramsay Hay (1846). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? David Ramsay Hay died in 1866; this work is in the public domain.
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This printed plate, numbered Plate 20, arranges six triangular color swatches in a double-framed geometric layout. The upper tints shade from pale pink to russet red, and the lower tints shade from pale sage to olive green. The work is Tints of russet or red-hue and tints of green-hue by David Ramsay Hay, dated 1846.























