An incredible number of pink shades exists! And what interesting names are given to different shades of that color! Here, for example:

It is pink that is a truly considered as the feminine color. Starting with delicate pale pink flowers that are associated with innocence, purity, romance, kindness and naivety, and ending with bright Fuschia of peony and cyclamen.

It seems that its popularity has become a manifest in recent years. Multiple use in clothing and accessories, interiors and cosmetics. For several years, it's always on catwalks and the pages of magazines. In all ages, ladies used the Dusty rose colour in their outfits.

Here's a small collection of paintings by artists of different times I selected in the Net. I hope you'll enjoy the air of romanticism here ;)

James Dzhebusa Shannon. Portrait of a Lady

William Merritt Chase. Mona, daughter of Mrs. R.

Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Dance in Bougival

Walter Ernest Webster. The Balley Dancer

Lovis Corinth. The Lady in the Pink Hat

Jean Baptiste Armand Gullermo. Madame Guillermo Reads in the Garden

Joseph Rippl-Ronai. The Woman with the Rose

Mary Stevenson, Cassatt. The Woman in a Black Hat and a Raspberry Pink Costume

Vittorio Reggiannini. The Young Beauty

John Michael Wright. Catherine Dormer, Daughter of Montagu Bertie

Philip Alexis De Laszlo. Margaret Leicester Warren

Diego Velasco. Portrait of Queen Marianna of the Austrian

Henri de Toulouse Lautrec. The Seated Dancer in Pink Tights

Sokolov Mikhail Ksenofontovich. The Portrait of an Unknown

Medvedeva Ekaterina Ivanovna. The Bride

Arkhipov Abram Yefimovich. The Woman in Pink

Larionov Mikhail Fedorovich. Three Women

Larionov. The Champagne and Roses