Could you imagine mixing these colors for the skin tones for a portrait? Hint: it's a light skinned woman in outdoor light.
1. The patch in the upper left is taken from the side of her nose.
2. The grayish color, top right, is from her cheek facing forward and catching sky colors.
3. The deep red-orange color is from the side of her cheek facing us (admittedly a different local color).
4. The bright orange color, lower right, is from the top of her neck, catching mostly that orange transmitted light from the parasol.
The white local colors of her dress and gloves go through a similar range of colors.
Charles Courtney Curran studied at the Art Students League and in Paris. In those teaching environments, people were talking a lot about about the effects of colored light.
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