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Arts & Culture / Fine Arts & Sculpture / Colors

(4)

KHAKI

(5)

WHITE

BLANGE - light, "flesh" color

BORDEAUX

Reddish

GRAY

BLUE

(6)

YELLOW

THE BLACK

(7)

BLUE

GREEN

RED

PURPLE

MARENGO

PINK

(8)

PURPLE - dark red color

CREAM

AN ELECTRICIAN

(9)

TURQUOISE

ORANGE

LILAC

(10)

BROWN

PURPLE

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