The STRANGEBEAUTIFUL Library of Colors Volume 1 features a range of 10 exuberant mid-century colors with inspiration from Josef Albers Color Theory, A Mid Century Modern Knoll Fabric, Oscar Wilde, the exuberant paint colors used to decorate the walls of the Federalist period, a color inspired by an Andy Warhol painting at the Dia Museum, the color Puce which is a memory of mixing when oil painting as a child, a green - winged teal, the dark inky blue of a never ending deep lake at night and the fear of swimming in it, and of course the Ettore Sottsass Red Valentine typewriter.

Winged Teal
Dia Warhol
Dickensian
Infant
Feared Dark Inky Lake
Knoll
Josef Albers Color Theories
Puce Shadow
Ettore Sottsass
Oscar Wilde Benjamin Disraeli

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