Fitzgerald also appears popular with the royals, for whom he often carries the colours for Henderson.
Art galleries show local work, clearly inspired by the colours and textures of the surrounding countryside.
He said that Australia looked "coolest", calling the colours and textures of the Outback "severely artistic".
His settings are finely painted with the colours of time: neon today, gravy-brown for 1950s Britain.
Five hundred years ago, a caravel flying the colours of the King of Portugal rounded the curve of the continent.
"Location scouts would see they wanted to shoot a particular building, but the colours were wrong, " says Judith Frankel of the Preservation League.
'This is when the colours come out: the black of granite, gold of sand, and the red sunsets we have here.
One features the silhouette of a man sporting the colours of the German flag, the second those of the French flag.
Like sunshine stealing back the colours from a poster in a window, history often turns our memories into black and white.
There are Hawaiian leis in the colours of the German flag, life-size porcelain dogs and alarm clocks topped with pole-dancing dolls.
Fenocchio faces the Place Rossetti, whose shuttered townhouses seem to mimic the colours of the ice cream in their faded paintwork.
The tomb of Admiral William Brown, founder of the Argentine Navy, features a mast painted the colours of his native Ireland.
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He started with small pencil sketches which he enlarged on to canvas with a projector and then filled in the colours.
The duchess wore a white dress and red hat - the colours of Canada's flag - and the Queen's maple leaf brooch.
Hike mountain trails or simply stroll the narrow roads and watch the colours of the sky and lakes change throughout the day.
Horn-blaring cars draped in the colours of the Ghanaian flag filled the streets of the capital, Accra, and the second city of Kumasi.
And the sky is blue, it says, because the sun produces white light which is made up of all the colours of the rainbow.
On the other side there are murals of Bob Marley and flags of red, gold and green - the colours that symbolise the Rastafarian faith.
Mr Cameron has offered the RAF's help to fit the Hawks with smoke pods so the colours of the Indian flag can be trailed behind.
He was still wearing the armband in the colours of the Venezuelan flag which all of Mr Chavez's inner circle had worn at his funeral.
'Even Ringo has adapted to the colours, ' she says, gesturing towards a sandy-coloured dog almost precisely the same hue as the stone flagstone on which he is lying.
They were asked to name the colours of the words (as opposed to the colours described by the words) as quickly and correctly as they could.
The colours used are mainly natural: reds, blues, browns and whites produced from dyestuffs including madder, indigo, lettuce leaf, walnut skin, cherry stem and pomegranate skin.
Street vendors are doing a roaring trade selling t-shirts, whistles and plastic trumpets, while others are busy painting people's faces the colours of the national flag.
The thinking is that simply having the colours of well-known brands like Marlboro on the cars may be enough to link the two in TV viewers' minds.
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The Colours will be escorted by the Queen's Colour Squadron (63 Squadron RAF Regiment) along with other Royal Air Force Regiment squadrons and 34 Squadron RAF Regiment.
Hunter reached the interval with Murphy level at 2-2 after pinching the first frame on the colours and the fourth with a 34 clearance to the pink.
The butterfly pictures are made by fabricators who are given the dimensions needed, but are otherwise left to themselves to choose the colours and designs they want.
"The colours became synonymous with Miami Beach, " Frankel said.
Earlier, amid a cacophonic trumpet fanfare, outgoing President Felipe Calderon handed a sash with the colours of the Mexican flag to Mr Pena Nieto at the city's Congress building.
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