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The Adoration of the Magi by Albrecht Dürer, 1511

The Adoration of the Magi

Albrecht Dürer

Artist
Albrecht Dürer
Date
1511
Medium
Woodcut in black on ivory laid paper
Classification
woodcut
Dimensions
575 × 768 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

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    ΔE 1.3 · near-exact

  • The Whore of Babylon, from The Apocalypse by Albrecht Dürer, 1496–98

    The Whore of Babylon, from The Apocalypse

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    ΔE 2.3 · very close

  • The Holy Kinship and Two Musical Angels by Albrecht Dürer, 1511

    The Holy Kinship and Two Musical Angels

    Albrecht Dürer

    ΔE 2.4 · very close

  • The Monstrous Sow of Landser by Albrecht Dürer, 1496

    The Monstrous Sow of Landser

    Albrecht Dürer

    ΔE 2.4 · very close

  • Gaspar Charrier, King's Secretary by Antoine Masson, n.d.

    Gaspar Charrier, King's Secretary

    Antoine Masson

    ΔE 2.5 · very close

  • Saint Jerome by Antoine Masson, 1693

    Saint Jerome

    Antoine Masson

    ΔE 2.6 · very close

  • Autumnal Sun Set by David Lucas, 1831

    Autumnal Sun Set

    David Lucas

    ΔE 2.6 · very close

  • Saint George by Benedetto Montagna, 1506

    Saint George

    Benedetto Montagna

    ΔE 2.6 · very close

  • Opening of Parliment under Edward VII by Douglas MacPherson, c. 1904

    Opening of Parliment under Edward VII

    Douglas MacPherson

    ΔE 2.6 · very close

  • The Eagle of St. John by Martin Schongauer, n.d.

    The Eagle of St. John

    Martin Schongauer

    ΔE 2.6 · very close

  • A Summerland by David Lucas, 1831

    A Summerland

    David Lucas

    ΔE 2.7 · very close

  • Noon by David Lucas, 1830

    Noon

    David Lucas

    ΔE 2.8 · very close

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