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Color Name DET413 Folklore
DET416 La Vie en Rose
DET431 Cotton Club
Era Art Deco Interior/Spanish Colonial Revival Exterior Arts & Crafts
Color Archives and Story Fox Theater - Interior
Folklore, a deep red-brown, was discovered on the interior of the Fox Theater, located in Stockton, CA. The overall style of the Fox Theater is Spanish Colonial Revival but the interior finishes exhibit a lot of Art Deco influence, including the murals and metallic finishes. This fusion of influences is typical of theaters from the period. Folklore, or tales and legends, many told around the campfire, exist of the American West, including those about Route 66 and Native American mythology.
Art Deco Spanish Colonial
New Mission Theater - Interior La Vie en Rose, a softy, misty pink, was located on the interior of the Beaux Arts-style New Mission Theater, located in San Francisco, CA, completed in 1917. It was later redecorated in 1932 in the Art Deco style. Paint analysis date the colors to the Art Deco scheme, but there is likely some overlap with the Beaux Arts colors. The name, roughly translated as "Life in Rosy Hues" or "Life Through Rose-Colored Glasses," was the signature song of French cabaret singer ?dith Piaf.
Art Deco Interior/Spanish Colonial Revival Exterior Victorian, 20th-C Revival. Other notations: "The House We Live in", National Lead Co catalogue (1937)
Fox Theater - Interior
Cotton Club, a sun-kissed white, was found on the interior of the Fox Theater. It was also noted in 20th-century Revival and Victorian era research. Cotton Club was a famed New York drinking establishment in the Art Deco area from 1923 to 1935 in Harlem, as well as from 1936 to 1940 in the Theatre District, popular for the drinks and music during America's Prohibition Era.
DET432 Rose de Mai DET445 Oakley Apricot
Art Deco Interior/Spanish Colonial Revival Exterior Spanish Colonial, Victorian. Other notations:Sunset Magazine (1940-1955)
Art Deco Interior/Spanish Colonial Revival Exterior Other notations: Dunn-Edwards Simple intermix fan deck ? pale rose # 22
Fox Theater - Interior
Rose de Mai, also known as cabbage rose, is a dusty, tea rose hue found on the interior of the Fox Theater. It was also discovered in other architectural research for Spanish Colonial and Victorian styles.The overall theater style is Spanish Colonial Revival but the interior finishes exhibit a lot of Art Deco influence, including murals and metallic finishes.This fusion of influences is typical of theaters from the period. Fox Theater - Interior
Oakley Apricot, a soft and light apricot hue, was discovered on the interior of the Fox Theater, a great example of Beaux Arts-style architecture, located in Stockton, CA. The overall theater style is Spanish Colonial Revival but the interior finishes exhibit a lot of Art Deco influence, including at murals and metallic finishes, typical of theaters from the period. The name is inspired by the great Annie Oakley, a revered, legendary woman of the American West who entertained audiences around the globe with her skills as a trick shooter.
DET461 Citrus Honey DET463 Prairie Sun DET464 Cognac DET469 Western Sunrise DET472 Ochre Revival DET473 Maize
Art Deco Victorian, Craftsman, 20th-C Revival
Art Deco Victorian, Arts & Crafts
Art Deco Victorian, Craftsman. Other notations: Dunn- Edwards Accents by D-E ? Autumn Orange
Art Moderne Victorian, Craftsman.
Art Moderne Victorian, Arts & Crafts, 20th-C Revival. Other notations: Vitralite (1920), General Paint Catalogue (1930)
New Mission Theater - Interior This light, orange, reminiscent of orange blossom honey, was discovered on the interior of the New Mission Theater. The New Mission was built in the Beaux Arts style in 1917, but was redecorated in 1932 in the Art Deco style. It was such a popular shade of light orange, our research noted it in Victorian, Craftsman and 20th-century Revival eras. With California's high growth of citrus trees, and the plight of the honeybee taking center stage, honeymaking is a hobby that has been trending up in recent years. New Mission Theater - Interior Prairie Sun, noted for its rosy desert warmth, was located on the interior of the New Mission Theater. The New Mission was built in the Beaux Arts style in 1917, but was redecorated in 1932 in the Art Deco style. It's also noted in our Victorian and Arts and Crafts research. The prairies and deserts of the American West provide vast expansive views of the hot sun from sunrise to sunset.
New Mission Theater This amber-infused orange was a popular earthy orange during the Art Deco era and was located on the interior of the New Mission Theater. The New Mission was built in the Beaux Arts style in 1917, but was redecorated in 1932 in the Art Deco style. During the Prohibition years in the 1920s, speakeasies provided a way for the party crowd to still drink. The Sidecar, one of the Prohibition era's most popular drinks included Cognac, Cointreau and lemon juice.
Alameda Theater - Interior This gentle, yellowed-orange was unearthed during paint analysis of the Alameda Theater, located in Alameda, CA, completed in 1932. The inspiration for the name is the breathtaking beauty of sunrises in the American West, which are depicted in numerous paintings and photographs, capturing the orange and yellow hues illuminating the sky early in the day.
Alameda Theater - Interior This creamy, yellow ochre was discovered on the interior of the Alameda Theater. A popular shade of yellow, it was also noted in our Victorian, Arts and Crafts, and 20th-century Revival research. The inspiration for the name is all the Revival styles that gained popularity as they looked to the past for architectural ideas and infused them with updated amenities of the style and era.
Art Moderne Victorian, Arts & Crafts, 20th-C Revival. Other notations: Vitralite (1920), General Paint Catalogue (1930)
Alameda Theater - Interior This corn-grain yellow, an influential nature-based color, was found on the interior of the Alameda Theater, a fine example of Art Moderne design. Maize, or corn, sustained the farming community and was integral to survival in the American West. Corn is completely native to the Americas and was only grown by the Native Americans thousands of years before Christopher Columbus arrived to the New World. And the reverence for corn that the settlers in the U.S. had back then still goes on today. It's the largest crop in the U.S. It regularly graces dinner tables, including Thanksgiving dinner, every since the year 1621.
DET478 Zucchini Flower DET479 California Peach DET482 Alameda Ochre DET486 Wildflower Honey DET487 Suffragette Yellow
Beaux Arts Victorian, Arts and Crafts
Art Deco Victorian, Arts and Crafts
Huntington Art Gallery - Interior This saffron, yellow-orange hue was located on the interior of the Huntington Art Gallery, located in San Marino, CA, completed in 1911. Zucchini Flower, named for the spring blossoms used in cooking and baking, are trending as a lead ingredient of gourmet chefs around the globe as farm-to-table recipes surge in popularity.
New Mission Theater - Interior This ripe peach hue was discovered on the interior of the New Mission Theater. Oranges were popular in the '20s and '30s, and our research also notes shades of orange through many documents and historical buildings of this time period. California is home to one of the largest peach-growing states. History states that the first peaches to California were brought by Spanish missionaries who built the California Missions and planted peach trees in the mission gardens.
Art Moderne Victorian, Arts and Crafts. Other notations: Accents by Dunn-Edwards (1971), Socony Mobil Valdura Maintenance Coatings Catalogue
Alameda Theater - Interior This mid-tone golden ochre was located on the interior of the Alameda Theater. The name Alameda Ochre is inspired by the color found within the Alameda Theatre, an Art Moderne-style movie theatre located in Alameda, CA. Dating to 1932, this theater was built in the Art Moderne style of architecture popular at the time.
Art Deco, Art Moderne
New Mission Theater - Interior, Alameda Theater - Interior
Victorian, Arts and Crafts. Other notations:
This aged, honey yellow-brown hue was located within the New Mission Theater, an Art Deco
Accents by Dunn-Edwards (1971), Dunn-Edwards building, as well as the interior of the Alameda Theater, an Art Moderne building. Wildflowers
Palette (1980)
permeate the West from the deserts to the mountains, creating a vivid array of colors and food for
bees, creating a delicious range of honey flavors.
Art Deco Interior/Spanish Colonial Revival Exterior Victorian, International
Fox Theater - Interior
Discovered on the interior the Art Deco style building Fox Theater, this very popular jojoba yellow was a go-to yellow and also noted in Victorian and International research. The name Suffragette Yellow was inspired by the women's right to vote movement in the 19th and 20th centuries throughout Europe and America. The British movement adopted the colors purple, white and green as their symbols of the movement, yet yellow or gold was used in the American movement with several subordinate colors or gold, white and purple. 2016, marks the 100th anniverary of the 19th amendment, the women's right to vote.
DET489 Prairie Land DET491 Lazy Daisy DET496 Gatsby Glitter DET505 Desert Sage DET506 Eastlake Olive
Art Deco Interior/Spanish Colonial Revival
Fox Theater - Interior
Exterior
Victorian, Arts and Crafts. Other notations:Dunn- This green-tinged, dried-brush yellow was identified on the interior of the Fox Theater, an Art Deco
Edwards Interior colors flat finishes Suprema style building located in Stockton, CA. The name Prairie Land is inspired by prairies, also known as
Decovel enamels fandeck
grasslands, savannas and shrublands, which consist of temperate climates, moderate rainfall, and
shrubs and brush and are located throughout the U.S., including the Central Valley of California,
Montana, New Mexico, Wyoming, Texas and the Great Plains.
Art Deco
California Theater - Interior
Mid-Century Modern, Ranch. Other notations: Lazy Daisy, a light spring yellow hue, was discovered as one of the interior hues of the California
Simple Inter-mix Colors Dunn-Edwards Fan deck Theater, located in Pittsburg, CA, built in 1920. Like the New Mission Theater, the California Theater
(1940s), Sunset Magazine (1940-1948), Decorator was originally constructed in the Beaux Arts style, but renovated in the 1930s to include Art Deco
Interior Finishes Dunn-Edwards (1960), Decovel d?cor. Inspired by the many wildflowers dotting the American West landscape, Lazy Daisy is also a
Dunn-Edwards (1957)
take on the phrase "Lazy Daisy Stitch," an embroidery stitch forming long stitches arranged into
flower patterns. It is also a nod to the phrase to spend a lazy day relaxing, being "lazy daisy".
Art Deco
Raphael Theater - Interior; California Theatre - Interior; New Mission Theatre-Interior
Arts and Crafts. Other notations: Paint & Varnish Glittery and sunny, this very popular Art Deco-era bright yellow was noted as an interior color of the
Catalogue McLennan McFeely (1948), Spred Satin Raphael Theater, California Theater and New Mission Theater, all Art Deco-style buildings. The name
Semi Gloss Enamal Glidden (1961)
Gatsby Glitter is inspired by The Great Gatsby, by F Scott Fitzgerald, which was published in 1925
and follows high society enjoying the summer of 1922 on Long Island, creating a cautionary tale of
the Roaring '20s.
Art Deco Victorian, 19th-C Revival. Other notations: WP Fuller & Co catalogue, Dunn-Edwards Accents (1971), Dunn-Edwards Palette (1980)
New Mission Theater - Interior Desert Sage, a mid-tone sage green, was identified on the interior of the New Mission Theater, an Art Deco building. The New Mission was built in the Beaux Arts style in 1917, but was redecorated in 1932 in the Art Deco style. Our paint analysis aimed to date colors to the Art Deco scheme, but there is likely some overlap with the Beaux Arts colors. Desert Sage refers to the variety and abundance of sage in the Western U.S., from the prairies, to the desertscapes, to the oceanside and the mountains.
Art Deco Interior/Spanish Colonial Revival
Fox Theater - Interior
Exterior
Victorian. Other notations: Vitralite catalogue This olive-green hue was found on the interior of the Fox Theater, a great example of Art Deco
(1921), Dunn-Edwards Accents (1971), Ext Colors architecture. The inspiration for the name Eastlake Olive was architect Charles Eastlake, who started
Cementex Dunn-Edwards Fandeck
the Eastlake Movement as part of the Queen Anne-style of Victorian architecture. Two well-known
Eastlake architecture examples are located in Angelino Heights and Echo Park, CA.
DET531 Stanford Green DET538 Huntington Woods DET549 Little Beaux Blue DET556 Lake Reflection DET558 Ragtime Blues
Art Deco Victorian, Arts and Crafts, 20th-C Revival. Other notations: Vitralite (1921), Spred Satin Glidden (1961), Socony Mobil Valdura Maintenance Coatings catalogue, Live Colorfully with Dutch Boy (1958)
California Theater - Interior Stanford Green, a cypress-green hue,was discovered on the interior of Art Deco era building, the California Theater. Like the New Mission, the California Theater was originally constructed in the Beaux Arts style, but renovated in the 1930s to include Art Deco d?cor. The name was inspired by its discovery in the Stanford University Library, now called the Cecil H. Green Library, which was designed by prominent San Francisco architects John Bakewell and Arthur Brown, Jr. The building was completed in 1919 to replace the university library destroyed in the 1906 earthquake. ARG conducted color analysis research in the mid-1990s as part of the restoration project.
Beaux Arts Victorian, Arts and Crafts. Other notations:General Paint Catalogue (1930)
Huntington Art Gallery - Interior This Brunswick green, reminiscent of deep and densely shaded forests of the American West, was discovered on the interior of the Huntington Art Gallery. The inspiration for the name Huntington Woods is the Huntington Library, founded in 1919 by Henry E. Huntington and located in San Marino, CA. It is one of the world's greatest cultural, research and educational centers and is one of the nation's most important centers for the study of the American West.
Art Deco Interior/Spanish Colonial Revival
Fox Theater - Interior
Exterior
Spanish Colonial, Victorian, Arts and Crafts. Other This pale, blue-green hue was discovered on the interior of Fox Theater, an Art Deco-style building.
notations: Live Colorfully with Dutch Boy (1958), The overall theater style is Spanish Colonial Revival, but the interior finishes exhibit a lot of Art Deco
Decorator Interior Finishes Dunn-Edwards (1960), influence, including art murals and metallic finishes. This fusion of influences is typical of theaters
Decovel Dunn-Edwards Paints (1957), Interior from the period. Little Beaux Blue, a play on words of "Little Boy Blue," was named as an homage to
Colors Suprema Decovel Dunn-Edwards Paints the Beaux Arts style of architecture.
(1960)
Art Moderne
Maritime Museum - Interior
Victorian. Other notations: Socony Mobil Valdura Lake Reflection, a bright, clear, pastel blue was Identified as one of the hues on the interior of the
Maintenance Coatings, General Paint catalogue Maritime Museum, an Art Moderne building location on the waterfront in San Francisco, CA. The
(1930)
inspiration for Lake Reflection is the abundance of lakes throughout the Western U.S.
Art Deco Victorian, Arts and Crafts
Hollywood Palladium - Exterior This deep, blackened blue was noted as one of the exterior colors found at the Hollywood Palladium, an Art Deco era-style building located in Hollywood, CA, built in 1940. Ragtime Blues is named after the musical genre that peaked in popularity between 1895 and 1918. It fell out of favor as jazz became the popular musical choice, though it has enjoyed many revivals over the decades.
DET569 San Miguel Blue DET588 Maritime DET606 Meek Moss Green
DET609 Deco Gray DET671 Cameo Role DET681 Moderne Class
Art Moderne
Maritime Museum - Interior
Spanish Colonial, Victorian, Arts and Crafts. Other This wintery, storm-churning blue, found on the interior of the Maritime Museum, was also noted in
notations: Socony Mobil Valdura Maintenance our Victorian, Spanish Colonial, and Arts and Crafts research. San Miguel Blue is named after the
Coatings Catalogue, General Paint Catalogue shade of blue found on the chapel walls at Mission San Miguel Arc?ngel, a Spanish mission founded
(1930)
in 1821 in San Luis Obispo, as part of California's 21 historic missions.
Art Moderne Victorian
Maritime Museum - Interior Maritime, a light, periwinkle blue hue, was discovered on the interior of the Maritime Museum, a great example of Art Moderne architecture. The inspiration for Maritime was coastal life by the Pacific Ocean, as well as an homage to the Maritime Museum.
Art Deco Victorian, Arts and Crafts. Other notations: Simple Intermix Colors Dunn-Edwards fandeck
California Theater - Interior This rain-drizzled, mossy-grayed, blue-green was noted as an interior color of the California Theater, an Art Deco-style building. Like the New Mission, the California Theater was originally constructed in the Beaux Arts style, but renovated in the 1930s to include Art Deco d?cor. The name Meek Moss Green was named in honor of the historical home, the Meek Mansion, a Victorian-Italianate structure, built in 1869 in Hayward, CA. This color is also included within the Whittier Coburn Co catalogue.
Art Moderne Victorian. Other notations: Ext Colors Cementex/Woodtex Dunn-Edwards Fandeck
Alameda Theater - Interior and Exterior (including blade sign) Deco Gray, a churning river gray, was unearthed as one of the interior and exterior colors on the Alamada Theater, built in 1932 and located in Alameda, CA. Deco Gray is an homage to the Art Deco Era and the chic, creative uses of color used during this time period.
Art Deco
Raphael Theater - Interior
Victorian, Arts and Crafts. Other notations: Colors Cameo Role is a play on the phrase used in the movie industry "cameo role" or "cameo appearance"
in Interior Architectural Finishes Dunn-Edwards to describe a brief role in a film. This creamy shell hue was a popular color in the Art Deco era and is
(1969), General Paint catalogue (1930)
noted as a color found on the interior of the Raphael Theater, an Art Deco-style building, built in
1938.
Art Moderne Arts and Crafts.
Maritime Museum - Interior Moderne Class, a play on the cultural shifts of families, art, culture and architecture occurring from the 1920s Art Deco and Art Moderne styles to Mid-century modern styles of postwar 1950s shifts and suburban lifestyles. A large expansion of middle-class families changed the landscape after WW2 through the 1950s. This roasted coffee brown was identified as one of the hues on the interior of the Maritime Museum, an example of Art Moderne style architecture, located in San Francisco, CA.
DET684 Crackled Leather
Art Deco Interior/Spanish Colonial Revival Exterior Arts and Crafts. Other notations: Accents 1971, Palette by D-E 1980
Fox Theater - Interior
This aged, yellowed brown, discovered on the interior of the Art Deco-style Fox California Theater. The American West was a rough landscape in which to thrive as the first settlers came through. With little or no shops around, pioneers relied on natural materials with a long life for clothing such as leather hides, wool and cotton.
DET689 Cowboy Trails DET693 Mayan Chocolate
Art Deco Victorian, Arts and Crafts. Other notations: Decovel Dunn-Edwards (1957), Decorator Dunn- Edwards (1960), General Paint Catalogue (1930)
New Mission Theater - Interior Cowboy Trails, a paprika-brown hue, was identified as one of the hues on the interior of the New Mission Theater, an Art Deco era building. The New Mission was built in the Beaux Arts style in 1917, but was redecorated in 1932 in the Art Deco style. Cowboy trails were typically used to move cattle to markets, deliver mail on the Pony Express and general exploration. A famed trail, The Great Western Cattle Trail (aka, Dodge City Trail or the Old Texas Trail) began at Band Era, west of San Antonio, Texas, ending in Belle Fourche, South Dakota. Other famed trails include the Chisolm Trail and the Oregon Trail, where cowboy legends and lore provided fascinating tales.
Art Deco Victorian, Arts and Crafts
New Mission Theater - Interior Mayan Chocolate, a dark, bittersweet-chocolate brown, is identified as one of the hues found on the interior of the New Mission Theater. The New Mission was built in the Beaux Arts style in 1917, but was redecorated in 1932 in the Art Deco style. The name Mayan Chocolate is inspired by the ancient Mayan culture, known for its love of cacao, writing about it as "the food of the gods."
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