[Vocabulary] "Georgian Green'

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maral55

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Why do they call that colour Georgian green?
 

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Hi


Why do they call that colour Georgian green?

I can't say that I've ever heard of the colour "Georgian Green" but I would imagine that it is a specific shade of green which was used a lot during the Georgian period in the UK. This covers the reigns of Kings George I, II, III and IV between 1714 and 1830.

If that's not the explanation, then perhaps there is an artist or designer on here who recognises the term.
 

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Hello, Thank you for the response. I think it was what I was looking for.

and I read it in the 'New headway advances student's book'. If you will please click here and read page 19

New Headway Advanced - Student's Book
 

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