Colorings [noun]

Gunn possessed a purple complexion which attained to full vigor of coloring in the nasal region.

The rich dark coloring is the pledge of your safety—better there than darkening your own brains.

She had the same clear coloring as her cousin, and now this freshness deserted her cheeks, and her pretty face became quite pale.

She was very handsome, with a certain fine, rich coloring that belongs to the healthy brune type.

Her eyes were violether lashes and brows dark, like Hesters, which gave her a most remarkable contrast of coloring.

Rain and wind had sculptured the cliffs into bewildering and fantastic forms which added to their brilliant coloring.

Such true coloring, such prodigious work, cannot yet be understood; the public is not accustomed to such depths.

September became October with its rains, and its last flash of brilliant coloring from the lower hills, and then whiteness.

It is all so soft in coloring and tone, distinct and yet not hard, and exquisitely beautiful!

For coloring prints she must sit bent over a table and devote herself, with some attention, to this half painting.