Danby White Marble (Shelburne Formation, Pennsyl – surface detail 418

Surface detail: Danby White Marble (Shelburne Formation, Pennsylvanian metamorphism of Ordovician limeston
Danby White Marble (Shelburne Formation, Pennsyl – surface detail 418. Photo: James St. John, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons.
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A Surface detail: Danby White Marble (Shelburne Formation, Pennsylvanian metamorphism of Ordovician limestones; Danby, Vermont, USA) (1480. Photograph by James St. John, CC BY 2.0, from Wikimedia Commons. Dominant tones measured on the image: white (53%), ivory (28%), light grey (19%).

Dominant tones

white 53%ivory 28%light grey 19%

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