Monet’s color palette
Nine colors from three of Claude Monet’s paintings. Free for Procreate, Adobe and print.
Monet painted the river and the water garden near his house at Giverny again and again. These three move from misty lilac grays to the greens, blues and red of the lily pond.
The works and their colors
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Branch of the Seine near Giverny (Mist), 1897
Lilac gray
#B1ADBD· Blue gray#9596B2· Slate#767B93 -
Water Lily Pond, 1900
Moss
#747F4B· Slate green#56706E· Terracotta#82554C -
Water Lilies, 1906
Denim
#457495· Lacquer red#9C4947· Moss#477851
What you get
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Claude Monet color palette
Giverny, 1897–1906. Three works, three colors each.
Branch of the Seine near Giverny (Mist)1897
Lilac gray#B1ADBD
RGB 177, 173, 189
Blue gray#9596B2
RGB 149, 150, 178
Slate#767B93
RGB 118, 123, 147
Water Lily Pond1900
Moss#747F4B
RGB 116, 127, 75
Slate green#56706E
RGB 86, 112, 110
Terracotta#82554C
RGB 130, 85, 76
Water Lilies1906
Denim#457495
RGB 69, 116, 149
Lacquer red#9C4947
RGB 156, 73, 71
Moss#477851
RGB 71, 120, 81
Paintings: Art Institute of Chicago, public domain.
One download, monet-giverny-color-palette.zip, with:
- A one-page PDF to print or keep, like the page shown here
- Procreate swatches: tap the file on your iPad and the nine colors appear in your Palettes
- Adobe swatches (.ase) for Photoshop and Illustrator
- The hex codes in a text file, for Canva, Figma and the rest
No sign-up. Free to use in your own art, design and home projects. Please don’t resell the files. The paintings are in the public domain (Art Institute of Chicago).
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