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Lightfastness is a
property of a
colourant such as dye or
pigment that
describes its
resistance to
fading when
exposed to light. Dyes and
pigments are...
- student-grade to professional-grade.
Concentration of
pigments in the core,
lightfastness of the pigments,
durability of the
colored pencil, and
softness of the...
- name. Many lake
pigments are
fugitive because the dyes
involved are not
lightfast. Red
lakes were
particularly important in
Renaissance and
Baroque paintings;...
- uses gum
arabic and/or
dextrin as a binder, and use
inexpensive and less
lightfast pigments more co****ly ground, with
added brighteners to make the paints...
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century but was not
deemed sufficiently lightfast for
artistic use.
Cobalt violet is the only
truly lightfast purple pigment with
relatively strong color...
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Verdigris pigment is
lightfast in oil paint, as
numerous examples of 15th-century
paintings show. However, its
lightfastness and air
resistance are...
- but it has now been
adopted by the
printing industry as
measure of
lightfastness of ink colourants. The
American ****ociation of
Textile Chemists and...
- Monet, and Post-Impressionists such as
Vincent van Gogh. It is
stable and
lightfast and also
compatible with all
other pigments.
Maxfield Parrish,
known for...
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increased the
spectrum of
available colors, and many have a high
level of
lightfastness. When oil
paint was
first introduced in the arts,
basically the same...
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grades and 2000-series aluminium-copper alloys.
Another concern is the "
lightfastness" of
organic dyestuffs—some
colors (reds and blues) are particularly...
