Nan Thurn Kitchens on sun 16 aug 09
I seem to recall reading that Georgia O'Keefe required a specific grey
to be painted on the gallery walls before her paintings were hung=3D2C thou=
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I can't find any references to what that color or it's value was.
Does anyone have that information?
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Sherron & Jim Bowen on sun 16 aug 09
Could it be the same gray that is on the 18% gray card used by
photographers since her husband was a photographer?
JB
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nan Thurn Kitchens"
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Sent: Sunday, August 16, 2009 8:44 AM
Subject: museum wall color, pantone color wheel, mixing glazes
I seem to recall reading that Georgia O'Keefe required a specific grey
to be painted on the gallery walls before her paintings were hung, though
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