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In this paper we discuss the principle of color perception in oil paintings, and analyze the existing color spaces used in digital image processing. Because of the complexity of color perception, there is no single color space which can represent various properties of color perception and provide a consistent retrieval capability in indexing oil paintings. We propose a new color space for indexing and retrieving oil paintings, which is based on pigment color mixing and the psychology of seeing. The new space includes seven color elements: pure color, white, black, tint, tone, shade and grey. Finally, six semantic query categories are defined in accordance with six color arrangements in oil paintings.