-
brings forth ultramarine ash which is
prized as a
glaze for its pale blue transparency. This
extensive process was
specific to
ultramarine because the...
- market. Payne's grey is a dark blue-grey, a
mixture of
ultramarine and
black or of
ultramarine and sienna. It is
named after William Payne, a British...
- tan
Tuscany Twitter blue
Twilight lavender Tyrian purple Ultramarine Ultramarine blue
Ultramarine blue (Caran d'Ache)
Ultra pink
Ultra red
Umber Unbleached...
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countryside and light; his
works from this
period are rich in yellow,
ultramarine and mauve. They
include harvests,
wheat fields and
general rural landmarks...
-
mascaras typically are
colored by use of iron oxides. Some
mascaras contain ultramarine blue.
Mascara is
composed of a base
mixture of pigments, waxes, and oils...
- is 1 3/8
inches wide and
consists of the
following stripes: 3/8 inch
Ultramarine Blue 67118 on each side and the
center containing 13
White and Red stripes...
-
heron Ash-breasted
antbird Ash-breasted
sierra finch Ash-breasted tit-tyrant
Ash-browed
spinetail Ash-colored
cuckoo Ash-colored
tapaculo Ash-throated...
- Description,
examples RAL 5000
Violet blue RAL 5001
Green blue RAL 5002
Ultramarine blue RAL 5003
Sapphire blue RAL 5004
Black blue RAL 5005
Signal blue...
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available such as
cobalt blue, viridian,
cadmium yellow and
synthetic ultramarine blue, as well as even
newer colors such as
cerulean blue. As a result...
- Barracks'; it
consisted of a
copper vessel of 3
gallons (13.6 liters) of
pearl ash (pot****ium carbonate)
solution contained within compressed air. When operated...