The document discusses colors used during the Victorian era in Australia. It describes three Victorian eras - early, mid, and late Victorian - and provides examples of popular colors for each period. These include shades of green, brown, red, pink, grey and blue. The document aims to show that Victorian interiors were not always dark as many assume, and that new colors became trendy like magenta and various shades of violet and green during the mid and late Victorian periods.

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2. The Victorian EraNamed after Queen Victoria 1831 -1901

3. This slide show will illustrate some colors from the different Victorian Eras

4. Please note the colors may vary on your computer screen

5. 3 Victorian Eras In Australia Early Victorian Gothic Style From 1840s Mid Victorian Italianate Style From 1850s Late Victorian Boom Style From 1870s – 1890s

6. The regional city where I live has many Victorian style buildingsDifferent regions often used different colors

7. Eau de NilSome Early VictorianMiddle Bronze Green Verdigris GreenColorsMid Brunswick Green Pale CreamRoyal MaroonManillaLight BeigeCrimsonMid Brunswick GreenDeep Brunswick Green Biscuit BeigeMaroonDeep Bronze Green Light StoneSalmon PinkMiddle Brown From Australian Standard 2700/1996 Based on British Standards

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10. Many have the impression Victorian interiors were dark dreary and dullThis was not always so

11. Mid VictorianColorsFrom Australian Standard 2700/1996 Based on British Standards Biscuit Light Admiral GreySkyEau de NilPale CreamManillaGolden BrownSky BlueBeigePink BeigeMiddle BrownDark Admiral GreyLight BuffSalmon PinkCrimsonDeep Bronze Green

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14. Wonderful new colors were developed and became the rage colors like Fuchsinin France and Magenta in EnglandWonderful violets and greens became popular during this period

15. LateVictorianColorsLight VioletFrom Australian Standard 2700/1996 Based on British Standards Fuchsia/MagentaRubyCyclamenPink BeigeCrimsonDark VioletTelmagentaManillaVenetian RedSilverVerdigris GreenPale CreamLight Brunswick GreenLight StoneRoyal MaroonSky BlueBottle GreenLight BuffMaroonFrench Grey

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