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Fan by England, c. 1875

Fan

England

Artist
England
Date
c. 1875
Medium
Black lace mount, plain tortoise shell sticks and guards, shell loop, and a metal rivet
Classification
textile
Dimensions
2292 × 1335 px

Palette

k-means, k=5, in CIELAB

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Similar in palette

These works are close in colour only. The comparison comes from palette distance, so it knows nothing about subject, composition, or period — a portrait and a landscape can match exactly.

  • Gaming Bag by France, 1675/1700

    Gaming Bag

    France

    ΔE 3.3 · very close

  • Shoe (Single) by Probably England, 1770s

    Shoe (Single)

    Probably England

    ΔE 3.5 · very close

  • Clog (Single) by England, 1830/60

    Clog (Single)

    England

    ΔE 3.8 · very close

  • Braid by England or France, 1650/75

    Braid

    England or France

    ΔE 3.9 · very close

  • Lekythos (Oil Jar) by Ancient Greek, about 400 BCE

    Lekythos (Oil Jar)

    Ancient Greek

    ΔE 4.0 · very close

  • Tassels by Peru, Possibly central coast, 1000-1476

    Tassels

    Peru, Possibly central coast

    ΔE 4.3 · very close

  • Pair of Lappets (Joined) by France, Bayeux, 1850s/60s

    Pair of Lappets (Joined)

    France, Bayeux

    ΔE 4.4 · very close

  • Pair of Lappets (Joined) by France, probably Bayeux, 1850s/60s

    Pair of Lappets (Joined)

    France, probably Bayeux

    ΔE 4.4 · very close

  • Parasol by France, c.1870

    Parasol

    France

    ΔE 4.4 · very close

  • Pair of Lappets (Joined) by France, probably Bayeux, 1850s

    Pair of Lappets (Joined)

    France, probably Bayeux

    ΔE 4.4 · very close

  • Shoe (Single) by France or Austria, Vienna, 1880s

    Shoe (Single)

    France or Austria, Vienna

    ΔE 4.5 · very close

  • Cattle in Water by Aelbert Cuyp, 18th century

    Cattle in Water

    Aelbert Cuyp

    ΔE 4.6 · very close

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