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Pompeian red refers to the
color of iron oxide-based
mineral pigment with a hue
close to
red ochre, so
named because of its
common use in
ancient Roman...
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cinnabar Dartmouth Toxic Metals Research Program –
Mercury Cinnabar visual reference Pompeian Red...
- minarets. The
architects chose to play with
polychrome colors, such as
Pompeian red plaster under the
porticoes and Jura
marble on the
columns of the vestibules...
- to be
knotted just
below the
flagpole finial. The Lion is no
longer on a
red field. The
tails were six,
representing the six
sestieri ("sixths", the districts...
- 2011-01-27. "The Musée Condé collections" (in French).
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Pompeian Red...
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Pompeian Red...
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galleries and the multi-coloured
facades of the town,
brightened by the "
Pompeian red",
which is one of the most
intense notes of
colour along the
whole Neapolitan...
- The
Pompeian Styles are four
periods which are
distinguished in
ancient Roman mural painting. They were
originally delineated and
described by the German...
- Chengtoushan, a
walled settlement of the Daxi culture.
These bricks were made of
red clay,
fired on all
sides to
above 600 °C, and used as
flooring for houses...
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decorated with
colourful Pompeian style frescos. They
often feature bright red,
known as "
Pompeian red". The
fashion for
Pompeian styles of
painting resulted...
