The world's seven premium blues, which one do you like?
1. Klein Blue - the bluest blue In 1957, French artist Yves Klein (Yves Klein) exhibited eight paintings of the same size and painted with this deep blue at the Milan Art Exhibition, making Klein Blue famous all over the world.
2. Tiffany Blue – The most expensive blue Floating between blue and green, it is refreshing and elegant. In 1845, Tiffany & Co. first used Tiffany's Blue Book covers, and the world's most expensive blue was born. Tiffany Blue is the color commonly known by New York jewelry company Tiffany & Co., a lighter robin's egg blue, representing a romance and happiness, and its every detail and concept always only interprets love and beauty.
3. Prussian Blue - Picasso's favorite blue Prussian blue, that is, ferrocyanide, also known as Berlin blue, Chinese blue, miloli blue, and hua blue, is an ancient blue dye that can be used for glazing and oil painting dyes. The color of the uniform of the Prussian army, the predecessor of Germany, was this color, hence the name.
4. Bondi Blue Bondi Blue Bondi Beach is one of the famous beaches in Australia, because the blue color of this beach is very special, so this blue is specifically named Bondi Blue. Bondi Blue was the first iMac color. On May 6, 1998, Jobs introduced the blue translucent iMac G3 at the new product launch. This color quickly distinguished this product from its off-white counterparts and broke Apple's sales record at the time.
5. Capri blue sapphire color, named after the famous blue cave court lake on Capri Island in Italy
6. Ultramarine ultramarine ultramarine pigment is the oldest and most vivid traditional pigment color of Chinese painting. 7. Indigo All five kinds of blue can be indigo. Used to dye cloth, the color will not fade for a long time. It is commonly known as blue indigo, and some areas are called indigo. However, indigo is by no means green, but blue!
