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Lungisa Isi ye-tattoo Emnyama kusuka e-umsi wekhuni — Umuntu Omkhulu kkunyenye Ishwa yomntu
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Ubuciko Bomzimba
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Making Gamboge Yellow — Preparing the Tree Resin Pigment of Southeast Asian Painters
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UBUCIKO
72
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Making Cochineal Carmine Lake Pigment — Precipitating the Insect Red onto an Alum Substrate for Painting
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UBUCIKO
131
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Distilling Turpentine from Pine Resin — The Essential Solvent of Oil Painting
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Ukucwenga
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Yingozi
Making Naples Yellow (Lead Antimonate) — The Oldest Known Synthetic Yellow Pigment
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UBUCIKO
63
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Yingozi
Making Orpiment Yellow Pigment — Grinding the Golden Arsenic Mineral of the Ancient World
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UBUCIKO
74
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Making Azurite Blue Pigment — Grinding the Copper Mineral into the Blue of Medieval Painting
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UBUCIKO
71
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Yingozi
Making Lead White (Flake White) — The Dutch Stack Process for the Most Important Pigment in Oil Painting History
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UBUCIKO
85
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Making Raw and Burnt Sienna — The Warm Iron Earth from Tuscany
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UBUCIKO
60
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Making Raw and Burnt Umber — The Manganese Earth Pigments of Warm Shadow and Deep Brown
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UBUCIKO
53
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Making Yellow Ochre Pigment — Grinding and Levigating Goethite into the Oldest Painter's Yellow
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UBUCIKO
58
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Making Bone Black Pigment — Calcining Animal Bones into the Warm Black of Old Master Painters
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Isilwane
137
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Yingozi
Making Cinnabar Red Pigment — Grinding Mercury Sulfide into the Most Vivid Red of the Ancient World
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Kwasendulo
105
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8
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Making Dammar Varnish — The Clear Picture Varnish for Oil Paintings
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Iminyaka Ephakathi
131
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4
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Making Green Earth Pigment (Terra Verte) — The Soft Green of Celadonite and Glauconite
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Kwasendulo
88
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6
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Making Malachite Green Pigment — Grinding the Copper Mineral into Painter's Green
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Kwasendulo
89
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Yingozi
Making Prussian Blue — The First Modern Synthetic Pigment (Berlin, 1704)
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Kwesimanje
88
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7
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Yingozi
Making Smalt — Grinding Cobalt Blue Glass into the Renaissance Painter's Blue Pigment
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Iminyaka Ephakathi
62
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Making Traditional Gesso — The White Ground That Prepared Every Panel Painting in History
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Iminyaka Ephakathi
62
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Making Vine Black Pigment — Charring Grape Vines into the Cool Blue-Black of Classical Painters
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Kwasendulo
64
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2
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Water Gilding with Gold Leaf — Applying Gold to Gesso and Bole for a Mirror Finish
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Kwasendulo
45
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Making Casein Paint from Milk and Lime — The Ancient Protein-Based Wall Paint
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Kwasendulo
178
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Making Chalk White Pigment (Whiting) — Grinding and Levigating Natural Chalk
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Ngaphambi Komlando
73
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Making Encaustic Paint — The Hot Beeswax Medium of Ancient Greek and Egyptian Painters
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Kwasendulo
51
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