More on Ultramarine blue, natural (Ref at Boston Fine Arts CAMEO Materials Database) Lapis Lazuli (Ref at Boston Fine Arts CAMEO Art Materials Database) Ultra-marine, means ‘from over-seas’ (Ref: Chpt.2 of The Alchemy of Paint - Ultramarine: from over the seas by Spike Bucklow) How lapis is purified, see Natural Pigment: (Ref: Natural Pigments) Sodium Calcium Aluminum Silicate Sulfate (Pic of huge rocks at ) (Ref: ) Lazurite, extracted from the semi-precious stone Lapis Lazuli. Genuine Lapis Lazuli (natural Ultramarine) ** Although usually blue, Kyanite can also be bright green (Ref), (Mineral Reference at ), (Reference at ) Natural Hydrated Calcium Copper Silicate (Ref Mineral), (Reference at ) Pulverized Ceramic Barium copper silicate
Hydrated Calcium Vanadium Silicate (Reference at webminerals galleries) Ĭavansite gemstone (Reference and pictures) (Ref) Ĭourser grades are deeper blue getting lighter the smaller the particle size. May sometimes darken or become greenish in oil binders. * Lightfast in artist paints but affected by acids and atmospheric Sulfur. ** Armenian Stone (Ref info at MFA Boston) Īzurite (Ref info at MFA Fine Arts Boston) (Ref KP) (Ref NP) (Ref Natural Pigments)
Natural basic carbonate of copper, Hydroxo copper carbonate īlue Verditer and bice is synthetic basic copper carbonate. Lots of pics in a google image search for blue apatite here Translucent green or greenish blue, less often colorless, yellow, blue to violet, pink or brown It is resistant to chemicals, heat, and light (Ref: Boston Fine Arts CAMEO Art Materials Database) Īpatite is a group of phosphate minerals, usually referring to hydroxylapatite, fluorapatite and chlorapatite, (Ref: wikipedia) ( Ref: ) (Ref:CAMEO Art materials Database at boston MFA) Names | CI Natural Blue | CI Pigment Blue | | Page Top^Ī light blue clay mineral occasionally used as a pigment, it has been found in Andorran murals dated to 1163. Historic Blue Pigments and Mineral Pigments without Color Index Names See the Key (at the bottom of the page) for artist media and binder codes.
#Cobalt blue color chart professional#
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#Cobalt blue color chart code#
Where applicable, you can click on the artist paint or pigment company code found in the "Common Historic and Marketing Name Column" next to the pigments name. PB 1, PB 1:2 PB 9, PB 15 PB 15:1, PB 15:2, PB 15:3, PB 15:4, PB 15:6, PB 16, PB 17, PB 17:1, PB22, PB 24, PB 25, PB 27, PB 28, PB 29, PB 30, PB 31, PB 34, PB 35 PB 36 PB 36:1, PB 50 Nada, PB 60, PB 61, PB 61:1, PB 62, PB 63, PB 66, PB 68, PB 71, PB 72, PB 73, PB 74, PB 75, PB 76, PB 79, PB 80, PB 81, PB 82, PB 84, New! PB 86, PB 128,Īerinite Apatite Azurite Cavansite Copper Blue Cupric Hydroxide Flourescent Blue 2:1 Han Blue Kinoite Kyanite Lapis Lazuli Manganese Oxide Blue Mayan Blue Palomar Turquoise Pentagonite Ploss Blue Riebeckite Sodalite Tungsten Blue Turquoise Ultramarine Ash Vivianite Zinc Iron Ferricyanide Constitution Number categories (opens New) The Color of Art Pigment Database: Pigment Blue, PB Artist's Paint and Pigments Reference: Color Index Names, Color index Number and Pigment Chemical Composition
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