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Bertha by Belgium, 1895/1905

Bertha

Belgium

Artist
Belgium
Date
1895/1905
Medium
Cotton, mixed lace of needle lace and bobbin part lace of a type known as "Duchesse"
Classification
textile
Dimensions
1040 × 1028 px

Palette

k-means, k=5, in CIELAB

Each swatch is a cluster centre from the image itself, with the share of the canvas it covers. Select one to find other works near that colour.

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.

  • Cornwall by Charles George Lewis, 1868–69

    Cornwall

    Charles George Lewis

    ΔE 3.8 · very close

  • Loch Lomond by Charles George Lewis, 1870

    Loch Lomond

    Charles George Lewis

    ΔE 3.8 · very close

  • Portrait Head of a Youth by Ancient Roman, 14-68, reworked by the late 4th-early 5th century

    Portrait Head of a Youth

    Ancient Roman

    ΔE 4.2 · very close

  • Loch Inver to Kirkwall by Charles George Lewis, 1870

    Loch Inver to Kirkwall

    Charles George Lewis

    ΔE 4.3 · very close

  • Borders by Italy, Burano, Burano School of Lace, 1875/1900 (based on French lace of 1760s)

    Borders

    Italy, Burano, Burano School of Lace

    ΔE 4.3 · very close

  • Border by Probably Italy, 1875/1900

    Border

    Probably Italy

    ΔE 4.3 · very close

  • Fan by France, 18th century

    Fan

    France

    ΔE 4.3 · very close

  • Inspruck, Italian Lakes by Charles George Lewis, 1869

    Inspruck, Italian Lakes

    Charles George Lewis

    ΔE 4.4 · very close

  • Borders by Belgium, 1875/1900

    Borders

    Belgium

    ΔE 4.4 · very close

  • Altar Frontal by Italy, 18th century

    Altar Frontal

    Italy

    ΔE 4.6 · very close

  • Fragment by Probably England, 1650/75

    Fragment

    Probably England

    ΔE 4.6 · very close

  • Border by Italy, 18th century

    Border

    Italy

    ΔE 4.7 · very close

How this is computed, and what it cannot tell you

Bertha · Chroma