The White CockadeWilliam Ewart Lockhart · 1899

Questions & Answers

How is the color composition of "The White Cockade" by William Ewart Lockhart built?

In "The White Cockade", a bold contrast is paired with a strong color unity harmony.

Why is the copyright status of "The White Cockade" what it is?

The copyright status of "The White Cockade" - in the public domain - its copyright has expired - follows from the artist's death in 1900.

At what age did William Ewart Lockhart make "The White Cockade"?

When "The White Cockade" was created in 1899, William Ewart Lockhart - born in 1846 - was 53 years old.

What color leads the composition of "The White Cockade" by William Ewart Lockhart?

The dominant color of "The White Cockade" by William Ewart Lockhart is black (#1c0f06).

When was "The White Cockade" made?

"The White Cockade" dates from 1899. The date places the work within William Ewart Lockhart's career and its era.

How light is "The White Cockade" overall?

The perceived brightness of "The White Cockade" by William Ewart Lockhart is shadow. It can be matched to the light of the intended space.

Who created "The White Cockade"?

"The White Cockade" was created by William Ewart Lockhart. The information on this page describes William Ewart Lockhart's original work.