From his beginnings, Degas seemed equally attracted to the severity of line and to the sensuous delights of colour, echoing a historic tension that was still much debated in his time.
I like to use mixed bell peppers here, because they are cheap, easy, and the red, yellow and green colours echo the Ghanaian flag!
Gibson looks tough, too, in the fluid, antique pink kimono worn in a series two's dream sequence, which costume designer Maggie Donnelly found on Silk Cocoon, choosing the colour to echo the signature creamy colours of her silk shirts.
All the materials, including the parchment-coloured walls, were chosen for their harmonious, muted colours, which echo the light interior.
Perthshire is one of the best places to walk in autumn, with the hills ablaze with colour and echoing to the roaring of stags.
Superbly photographed by Vilmos Zsigmond in a desaturated colour that echoes a bygone age, The Long Goodbye is an elegant, chilly, deliberately heartless movie.
Her bony figure, clad in vivid colours that echo the rainbow framing the giant posters of her husband all over the city, Murillo is enshrining what seems to be the reign of another dynasty in Nicaragua.
His painting K VII (1922), a minimalist arrangement of lines and blocks of colour, is echoed in an untitled photograph by him from the same year and, much later, in Mondrian's supremely ordered arrangement of colour and form, Composition C (No 111) With Red, Yellow, Blue from 1935.
The exterior had a white-and-grey colour scheme that echoed the visual aesthetics of the then-popular WiiMote videogame controller, positioning the RealTouch at the bleeding edge of technological advancement.
While it would be fine with a big salad or fish soup, the best match for this would be to echo its colour and flavour with a bowl of seasonal British strawberries and cream.
