payne's grey (Meaning)

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payne's grey (n)

any pigment that produces a greyish to dark greyish blue

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The artist deftly blended Payne's Grey with other pigments to create a subtle and ethereal landscape.
The faded wallpaper bore the remnants of Payne's Grey, hinting at a once vibrant room.
The weathered statue had lost its original pigments, leaving only a faint trace of Payne's Grey on its surface.
The swirling clouds seemed to be painted with Payne's Grey, creating a brooding and ominous atmosphere.
The old photograph had faded over time, but the figures were still faintly visible in shades of Payne's Grey.
The painter used Payne's Grey as a glaze, adding depth and richness to the canvas.
The stormy sea was a symphony of Payne's Grey, capturing the power and mystery of nature.
The artist experimented with various shades of Payne's Grey, from light and ethereal to dark and brooding.
The antique furniture had been lovingly restored, with its original Payne's Grey finish meticulously revived.
The soft drizzle of rain transformed the cityscape into a monochrome canvas, with buildings and streets awash in Payne's Grey.

any pigment that produces a greyish to dark greyish blue

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The artist deftly blended Payne's Grey with other pigments to create a subtle and ethereal landscape.

The faded wallpaper bore the remnants of Payne's Grey, hinting at a once vibrant room.

The weathered statue had lost its original pigments, leaving only a faint trace of Payne's Grey on its surface.

The swirling clouds seemed to be painted with Payne's Grey, creating a brooding and ominous atmosphere.