Yael Scalia palette

http://paintingperceptions.com/landscape-painting/interview-with-yael-scalia

LG: Your paintings have a remarkable feeling of light and air, clarity and restraint of tone that make for rich color harmonies. Can you tell us something about your approach to finding the right colors in your paintings. Do you use a particular palette of colors?

YS: My painting teacher was a demanding tyrant when it came to color mixing, and that was helpful! I still use pretty much the same palette I used when I first started painting, with a few additions over the years:
Cremnitz white,
raw umber,
ultramarine blue,
cobalt blue,
quinacridone blue, [???]
burnt sienna,
lemon yellow,
cadmium yellow,
Indian yellow,
cadmium orange,
cadmium or other warm green,
Veronese green,
vert Aubusson or pthalo green,
a purple,
cadmium red,
alizarin crimson.

Alex Kanevsky palette

from Catherine Kehoe's PowersOfObservation

Kanevsky:

Here is the short list of what I actually use every day

in no particular order:
raw umber
raw sienna
vermilion red
cadmium yellow
cadmium orange
ultramarine blue
cerulean blue (french)
cobalt blue
titanium white
titanium buff
alizarin crimson
viridian green
sap green
cinnabar green
naples yellow
transparent oxide brown (several different ones)
permanent madder brown
royal blue light
naples yellow red
vandyke brown
I don't place them in any particular order on the palette.

Whatever ends up in my hand goes on next.
The paints are made by Rembrandt, Mussini, Triangle Coatings,

Art Guerra, Williamsburg.
I like to use Raphael brushes - both synthetic and bristle brights.

Also cheap Chinese flat 2" and 3" brushes.
Liquin is the medium.

Israel Hershberg's Palette

Israel Hershberg: My Palette

Cremnitz White - Old Holland (only)

Lemon Yellow

Cadmium Yellow Medium

Indian Yellow - Michael Harding

Cadmium Orange Light

Cadmium Red Light

Alizarin Crimson

Burnt Siena

Raw Umber

Windsor Violet - Windsor &  Newton

Provence Violet Bluish - Williamsburg

Cobalt Blue
Ultramarine Blue
Phthalocyanine Blue Lake - Michael Harding
Vert Aubusson - Lefranc & Bourgeois
Veronese Green - Lefranc & Bourgeois
Cadmium Green
Cadmium Green Light

Tony Ryder workshop palette list

From Underpaintings

Recommended, especially for beginners, in boldface.

• Titanium White*
• Flake White
• Zinc White
• Brilliant Yellow Light
• Naples Yellow (Winsor & Newton)
• Naples Yellow Green (Rembrandt)
• Naples Yellow Red (Rembrandt)
• Naples Yellow Light*
• Jaune Brilliant* (Winsor & Newton)
• Cadmium Lemon Yellow*
• Cadmium Yellow Medium*
• Cadmium Orange*
• Cadmium Red Medium*
• Brilliant Pink* (Old Holland)
• Alizarin Crimson Permanent* (Winsor & Newton)
• Cobalt Violet or Cobalt Violet Light*
• Cobalt Violet Deep
• Ultramarine Violet*
• Cobalt Blue*
• Ultramarine Blue
• King's Blue
• Cerulean Blue*
• Phthalocyanine Blue
• Phthalocyanine Green
• Cobalt Turquoise
• Viridian*
• Chrome Oxide Green*
• Cadmium Green Light
• Bohemian Green Earth (Schminke-Mussini)
• Sap Green*
• Cinnabar Green
• Yellow Ochre
• Raw Sienna*
• Mars Brown
• Burnt Sienna
• Flesh Ochre (Old Holland)
• Mars Violet
• Deep Ochre* (Old Holland)
• Raw Umber*
• Burnt Umber*
• Payne's Gray
• Ivory Black*

(Currently, Ryder is recommending Old Holland Ochre and Transparent Brown Oxide in addition to the colors listed.  Lead White [Flake or Cremnitz], Naples Yellow, King's Blue, and Phthalocyanine Green have also joined the status of recommended colors.  This makes for 27 suggested colors).