William Morris Tile Panel for Membland Hall
Original Creator:
William Morris
Date:
1876
Designed by William Morris in 1876 and produced by his collaborator William De Morgan, these unused tiles for Membland Hall reflect the ideals of the Arts and Crafts movement, which valued handcraft, integrity, and beauty in everyday life. One set now resides in the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Image Color Palette
This color chart shows the dominant colors from the image and their closest matches in Prismacolor® and Faber-Castell® Polychromos pencil sets.
NOTE: Screen colors may differ from physical swatches. Always use the pencil name and number for accurate identification.
Original Image Colors
Original
#161015
Original
#261e26
Original
#9c5b26
Original
#907d7c
Original
#ded8e2
Original
#e1c084
Original
#b4a8b6
Original
#d89435
Original
#40343e
Original
#655251
Prismacolor® Palette
PC 935 Black
PC 996 Black Grape
PC 945 Sienna Brown
PC 1037 Sandbar Brown
PC 1052 Warm Grey 30%
PC 1084 Ginger Root
PC 949 Metallic Silver
PC 1032 Pumpkin Orange
PC 1078 Black Cherry
PC 1099 Espresso
Faber-Castell® Polychromos Palette
199 Black
199 Black
283 Burnt Siena
274 Warm Grey V
101 White
183 Light Yellow Ochre
273 Warm Grey IV
184 Dark Naples Ochre
177 Walnut Brown
175 Dark Sepia
