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བིལུ་པིརིན་ཊི (༣༣༡)

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བིལུ་པིརིན་ཊི (༣༣༡)

Making Realgar Orange Pigment — The Arsenic Companion to Orpiment

Making Red Lead (Minium) — The Pigment That Named the Art of Miniature Painting

Making Sepia Ink from Cuttlefish — The Natural Brown Ink of Mediterranean Artists

Making Naples Yellow (Lead Antimonate) — The Oldest Known Synthetic Yellow Pigment

Making Orpiment Yellow Pigment — Grinding the Golden Arsenic Mineral of the Ancient World

Making Azurite Blue Pigment — Grinding the Copper Mineral into the Blue of Medieval Painting

Making Lead White (Flake White) — The Dutch Stack Process for the Most Important Pigment in Oil Painting History

Making Raw and Burnt Sienna — The Warm Iron Earth from Tuscany

Making Cinnabar Red Pigment — Grinding Mercury Sulfide into the Most Vivid Red of the Ancient World

Making Green Earth Pigment (Terra Verte) — The Soft Green of Celadonite and Glauconite

Making Malachite Green Pigment — Grinding the Copper Mineral into Painter's Green

Making Vine Black Pigment — Charring Grape Vines into the Cool Blue-Black of Classical Painters

Water Gilding with Gold Leaf — Applying Gold to Gesso and Bole for a Mirror Finish

Making Casein Paint from Milk and Lime — The Ancient Protein-Based Wall Paint

Making Encaustic Paint — The Hot Beeswax Medium of Ancient Greek and Egyptian Painters

Making a Lake Pigment from Plant Dye — Precipitating Soluble Colour onto an Insoluble Substrate

Making Lime Wash — The Oldest and Simplest Wall Paint in the World

Making Verdigris — The Copper Acetate Green of Medieval Painters

Dyeing Orange-Gold with Dahlia — The Aztec Flower That Conquered European Gardens

Dyeing Red with Dragon's Blood Resin — The Ancient Tree-Sap Pigment of the Spice Trade

Dyeing Pink-Mauve with Hibiscus — The Tropical Flower Dye of Ancient Egypt

Dyeing Pale Yellow with Mullein — The Roadside Dye of Medieval Europe

Dyeing Blue-Purple with Red Cabbage — The Kitchen-Chemistry pH Indicator Dye

Dyeing Golden-Yellow with Saffron — The Most Precious Dye Spice in History