Mourning Quote by Julia Quinn

“In a short space of time, she had become indispensable, rather like a comfortable grey gown in which one always appears respectable and can…

— Joan Smith

“I have been for forty years discovering that the queen of all colors was black.”

— Pierre-Auguste Renoir

“Beside her I felt grey, like she had all the colours I'd ever need.”

— Daniela Sacerdoti

“I've been 40 years discovering that the queen of all colors was black.”

— Pierre-Auguste Renoir

“Her name wasn’t Jane. Not legally. But she wore it now like a uniform: plain, practical, invisible.”

— D.L. Maddox

“Great Granny Webster seemed to hate colours. Almost everything she owned was either black or dark brown.”

— Caroline Blackwood

“How I would have loved to wear something red. I wish I had fought. She got up. It wasn’t too late: she could still…

— Nina George

“She wore a black pantsuit with a white silk shirt that had an almost metallic sheen to it. He wondered whom she had already…

— Christopher Rice

“I'd always avoided wearing white...my least favorite absence of color.”

— Jennifer Bosworth

“She was blond as hell, wearing a lot of black.”

— Kenneth Fearing

“She was struck again by the unlikely vibrancy of the color brown.”

— Sarah E. Morin

“The woman took the faded shirt and muddy overalls and laid them away from remembrance. It was a weapon against her strength and if…

— Zora Neale Hurston