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The Fifth Knot by Albrecht Dürer, c. 1507

The Fifth Knot

Albrecht Dürer

Artist
Albrecht Dürer
Date
c. 1507
Medium
Woodcut in black on ivory laid paper
Classification
woodcut
Dimensions
2254 × 2868 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.

  • The Sixth Knot by Albrecht Dürer, c. 1507

    The Sixth Knot

    Albrecht Dürer

    ΔE 1.1 · near-exact

  • The Second Knot by Albrecht Dürer, c. 1507

    The Second Knot

    Albrecht Dürer

    ΔE 1.3 · near-exact

  • The Madonna and Child with an Apple by Martin Schongauer, c. 1475

    The Madonna and Child with an Apple

    Martin Schongauer

    ΔE 2.3 · very close

  • The First Knot by Albrecht Dürer, c. 1507

    The First Knot

    Albrecht Dürer

    ΔE 2.4 · very close

  • The Cornfield by David Lucas, 1832–34

    The Cornfield

    David Lucas

    ΔE 2.4 · very close

  • The Fourth Knot by Albrecht Dürer, c. 1507

    The Fourth Knot

    Albrecht Dürer

    ΔE 2.5 · very close

  • Jeronimo de Bran by Lucas Emil Vorsterman, c. 1615–75

    Jeronimo de Bran

    Lucas Emil Vorsterman

    ΔE 2.5 · very close

  • St. George on Horseback, Killing the Dragon by Master Allaert Claesz, n.d.

    St. George on Horseback, Killing the Dragon

    Master Allaert Claesz

    ΔE 2.6 · very close

  • Hampstead Heath, Middlesex by David Lucas, n.d.

    Hampstead Heath, Middlesex

    David Lucas

    ΔE 2.7 · very close

  • Old Sarum by David Lucas, 1832

    Old Sarum

    David Lucas

    ΔE 2.7 · very close

  • Summer Evening by David Lucas, 1831

    Summer Evening

    David Lucas

    ΔE 2.9 · very close

  • Two Women Drying Themselves by Suzanne Valadon, 1895

    Two Women Drying Themselves

    Suzanne Valadon

    ΔE 3.1 · very close

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