This is the main color of Elizabeth I's dress in Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger's Ditchley Portrait. A drawing by Willem de Kooning was changed to be this color by Robert Rauschenberg, who himself created a series of three monochromatic paintings of this color. This color titles a painting that includes a menorah at the bottom center and a burning synagogue on the right. Kazimir Malevich painted a tilted square of this color on a background also of this color. A different-colored triangle penetrates a circle of this color in an El Lissitzky propaganda poster urging the viewer to beat a group named for this color "with the Red Wedge," an allego
This is the main color of Elizabeth I's dress in Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger's Ditchley Portrait. A drawing by Willem de Kooning was changed to be this color by Robert Rauschenberg, who himself created a series of three monochromatic paintings of this color. This color titles a painting that includes a menorah at the bottom center and a burning synagogue on the right. Kazimir Malevich painted a tilted square of this color on a background also of this color. A different-colored triangle penetrates a circle of this color in an El Lissitzky propaganda poster urging the viewer to beat a group named for this color "with the Red Wedge," an allegory for the Russian Civil War. For 10 points, name this color that is frequently the color of blank canvas.
This is the main color of Elizabeth I's dress in Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger's Ditchley Portrait.
white