Field's Chromatography / or Treatise on Colours and Pigments as Used by Artists

Name: Field's Chromatography / or Treatise on Colours and Pigments as Used by Artists
Author: George Field

by George Field

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FIELD'S CHROMATOGRAPHY;
TREATISE ON COLOURS AND PIGMENTS
AS USED BY ARTISTS. AN ENTIRELY NEW AND PRACTICAL EDITION;
THOMAS W. SALTER, F.C.S.
LONDON: WINSOR AND NEWTON, 38, RATHBONE PLACE,
CONTENTS
PART I.
ON COLOURS AND COLOURING.
PART II.
ON COLOURS AND PIGMENTS GENERALLY.
PART III.
ON COLOURS AND PIGMENTS INDIVIDUALLY.
NOTICE.
PART I.
ON COLOURS AND COLOURING.
CHROMATOGRAPHY;
A TREATISE ON COLOURS AND PIGMENTS.
CHAPTER I.
ON COLOURING.
CHAPTER II.
ON THE RELATIONS AND HARMONY OF COLOUR.
PART II.
ON COLOURS AND PIGMENTS GENERALLY.
CHAPTER III.
ON CLASSES OF COLOURS.
CHAPTER IV.
ON THE DURABILITY AND EVANESCENCE OF PIGMENTS.
CHAPTER V.
ON THE GENERAL QUALITIES OF PIGMENTS.
PART III.
ON COLOURS AND PIGMENTS INDIVIDUALLY.
CHAPTER VI.
ON COLOURS AND PIGMENTS INDIVIDUALLY.
CHAPTER VII.
ON THE NEUTRAL, WHITE.
1. CONSTANT WHITE,
LEAD WHITES
2. BLANC D'ARGENT, OR SILVER WHITE.
3. CREMNITZ WHITE,
4. FLAKE WHITE,
5. FLEMISH WHITE, OR SULPHATE OF LEAD
6. LONDON AND NOTTINGHAM WHITES.
7. PATTISON'S WHITE, OR OXYCHLORIDE OF LEAD
8. ROMAN WHITE
9. CERUSE.
10. DUTCH WHITE,
11. HAMBURGH WHITE.
12. KREMSER WHITE,
13. VENETIAN WHITE
ZINC WHITES. 14. CHINESE WHITE.
15. ZINC WHITE
16. Cadmium White.
17. Pearl White
18. Tin White
19. White Chalk
CHAPTER VIII.
ON THE PRIMARY, YELLOW.
20. AUREOLIN.
CADMIUM YELLOWS.
21. DEEP CADMIUM.
22. PALE CADMIUM.
24. LEMON CADMIUM.
25. MUTRIE YELLOW.
26. CHROME YELLOWS,
27. COLOGNE YELLOW
28. JAUNE MINERALE
29. CITRON YELLOW
30. GALLSTONE
31. GAMBOGE,
32. EXTRACT OF GAMBOGE
33. INDIAN YELLOW
LAKES.
34. YELLOW LAKE
35. ITALIAN PINK,
36. QUERCITRON LAKE,
37. LEMON YELLOW,
38. MARS YELLOW,
39. NAPLES YELLOW
40. ANTIMONY YELLOW,
OCHRES,
41. YELLOW OCHRE,
42. ROMAN OCHRE
43. BROWN OCHRE,
44. TRANSPARENT GOLD OCHRE
45. OXFORD OCHRE
46. STONE OCHRE
47. DI PALITO
48. ORIENT YELLOW
49. ORPIMENT,
50. RAW SIENNA,
51. STRONTIAN YELLOW,
52. Arsenic Yellow,
53. Bismuth Yellow,
54. Copper Yellow,
55. Gelbin's Yellow,
56. Indium Yellow.
57. Iodine Yellow,
58. Iron Yellow,
59. Madder Yellow.
60. Massicot,
61. Patent Yellow,
62. Platinum Yellow.
63. Thallium Yellow.
64. Thwaites' Yellow.
65. Turbith Mineral,
66. Uranium Yellow
67. Yellow Carmine
CHAPTER IX.
ON THE PRIMARY, RED.
68. CADMIUM RED.
COCHINEAL LAKES.
69. CARMINE.
70. CRIMSON LAKE
71. SCARLET LAKE
72. PURPLE LAKE
73. FLORENTINE LAKE
74. HAMBURGH LAKE
75. DRAGON'S BLOOD
76. INDIAN LAKE,
MADDER LAKES.
77. MADDER CARMINE,
78. ROSE MADDER.
79. PINK MADDER
80. LIQUID RUBIATE,
81. MARS RED
OCHRES
82. RED OCHRE
83. INDIAN RED,
84. LIGHT RED
85. VENETIAN RED,
86. PURE SCARLET,
87. RED CHROME,
88. RED LEAD,
VERMILIONS.
89. VERMILION,
90. SCARLET VERMILION
91. CHINESE VERMILION,
92. EXTRACT OF VERMILION,
93. ORANGE VERMILION
94. FIELD'S ORANGE VERMILION
95 Antimony Red,
96. Chica Red
97. Coal-Tar Colours.
98. Cobalt Reds.
99. Copper Reds.
100. Ferrate of Baryta,
101. Gold Reds.
102. Iodine Pink.
103. Kermes Lake
104. Lawson's Red.
105. Manganese Red.
106. Murexide.
107. Paille de Mil,
108. Peganum Harmala,
109. Persulphomolybdates.
110. Red Chalk,
111. Red Precipitate,
112. Rose Pink
113. Rouge,
114. Rufigallic Red.
115. Sandal Red.
116. Silver Red.
117. Sorgho Red.
118. Thallium Red.
119. Tin Pink.
120. Ultramarine Red?
121. Uranium Red.
122. Wongshy Red.
CHAPTER X.
ON THE PRIMARY, BLUE.
COBALT BLUES
123. CERULIAN BLUE,
124. COBALT BLUE,
125. SMALT,
126. CYANINE.
127. INDIGO,
128. INTENSE BLUE
129. PRUSSIAN BLUE,
130. ANTWERP BLUE,
ULTRAMARINES. ARTIFICIAL ULTRAMARINES
132. BRILLIANT ULTRAMARINE,
133. FRENCH ULTRAMARINE,
134. NEW BLUE
135. PERMANENT BLUE
136. GENUINE ULTRAMARINE,
137. Blue Carmine.
138. Blue Ochre,
139. Cobalt Prussian Blue.
Copper Blues
140. Bice,
141. Blue Ashes, or Mountain Blue,
142. Blue Verditer,
143. Egyptian Blue,
144. Saunders Blue,
145. Schweinfurt Blue,
146. Cotton Seed Blue.
147. Gold Blue.
148. Iodine Blue.
149. Iridium Blue.
150. Manganese Blue.
151. Platinum Blue.
152. Tungsten Blue
153. Wood-Tar Blue.
154. Zinc-Cobalt Blue.
CHAPTER XI.
ON THE SECONDARY, ORANGE.
155. BURNT SIENNA,
156. CADMIUM ORANGE
157. CHINESE ORANGE
158. CHROME ORANGE,
159. MARS ORANGE,
160. MIXED ORANGE.
161. NEUTRAL ORANGE,
162. ORANGE, OR BURNT ROMAN OCHRE,
163. Anotta,
164. Antimony Orange,
165. Chromate of Mercury
166. Damonico,
167. Gamboge Orange.
168. Laque Minérale
169. Madder Orange,
170. Orange Lead,
Orange Orpiment,
172. Thallium Orange
173. Uranium Orange
174. Zinc Orange.
CHAPTER XII.
ON THE SECONDARY, GREEN.
CHROME OXIDES.
175. OXIDE OF CHROMIUM,
176. TRANSPARENT OXIDE OF CHROMIUM
177. VERONESE GREEN,
178. VIRIDIAN
COPPER GREENS
179. EMERALD GREEN,
180. SCHEELE'S GREEN,
181. MALACHITE GREEN,
182. VERDIGRIS,
183. MIXED GREEN
184. BRONZE,
185. CHROME GREENS,
186. HOOKER'S GREEN
187. PRUSSIAN GREEN,
188. SAP GREEN,
189. TERRE VERTE,
190. Chrome Arseniate
191. Cobalt Green,
192. Copper Borate
193. Copper Chrome
194. Copper Stannate,
195. Elsner's Green
196. Green Bice,
197. Green Ochre.
198. Green Ultramarine
199. Manganese Green,
200. Mineral Green
201. Molybdenum Green.
202. Quinine Green
203. Roman Green,
204. Silicate of Baryta.
205. Titanium Green
206. Uranium Green
207. Vanadium Green
CHAPTER XIII.
ON THE SECONDARY, PURPLE.
208. BURNT CARMINE
209. BURNT LAKE
210. INDIAN PURPLE
211. MARS VIOLET,
212. MIXED PURPLE.
213. PURPLE MADDER,
214. VIOLET CARMINE
215. Archil Purple.
216. Bismuth Purple.
217. Burnt Madder
218. Cobalt Purples
219. Gold Purple,
220. Prussian Purple.
221. Sandal Wood Purple.
222. Tin Violet.
FOOTNOTES:
CHAPTER XIV.
ON THE TERTIARY, CITRINE.
223. BROWN PINK,
224. MARS BROWN,
225. MIXED CITRINE.
226. RAW UMBER,
227. Cassia Fistula
228. Citrine Brown.
CHAPTER XV.
ON THE TERTIARY, RUSSET.
229. RUBENS' MADDER,
230. MIXED RUSSET.
231. Prussiate of Copper
CHAPTER XVI.
ON THE TERTIARY, OLIVE.
232. MIXED OLIVE
233. OLIVE GREEN,
234. OLIVE LAKE
235. Burnt Verdigris
236. Olive Oxide of Chromium.
237. Olive Rinman's Green.
238. Olive Scheele's Green.
239. Olive Schweinfurt Green
240. Olive Terre Verte.
CHAPTER XVII.
ON THE SEMI-NEUTRAL, BROWN.
241. ASPHALTUM,
242. BISTRE
243. BONE BROWN
244. BURNT UMBER
245. CALEDONIAN BROWN
246. CAPPAH BROWN,
247. CASSEL EARTH,
248. CHALON'S BROWN
249. COLOGNE EARTH,
250. INDELIBLE BROWN INK.
251. LEITCH'S BROWN
252. MIXED BROWN
253. MUMMY,
254. PRUSSIAN BROWN
255. SEPIA,
256. WARM SEPIA
257. ROMAN SEPIA
258. VANDYKE BROWN.
259. VERONA BROWN,
260. YELLOW MADDER,
261. Cadmium Brown.
262. Catechu Browns.
263. Chrome Browns
264. Copper Brown,
265. French Prussian-Brown.
266. Gambogiate of Iron.
267. Hypocastanum,
268. Iron Browns,
269. Manganese Brown
270. Nickel Brown.
271. Ochre Browns.
272. Purple Brown
273. Rubens' Brown,
274. Uranium Brown.
275. Zinc Brown.
CHAPTER XVIII.
ON THE SEMI-NEUTRAL, MARRONE.
276. BROWN MADDER
277. MIXED MARRONE.
278. Chica Marrone.
279. Chocolate Lead,
280. Cobalt Marrone.
281. Madder Marrone,
282. Mars Marrone.
FOOTNOTES:
CHAPTER XIX.
ON THE SEMI-NEUTRAL, GRAY.
283. MINERAL GRAY,
284. MIXED GRAY
285. NEUTRAL TINT,
286. PAYNE'S GRAY
287. ULTRAMARINE ASH
CHAPTER XX.
ON THE NEUTRAL, GREY.
288. MIXED GREY.
CHAPTER XXI.
ON THE NEUTRAL, BLACK.
289. BLACK LEAD,
290. BLUE BLACK,
291. BRITISH INK
292. INDIAN INK,
293. IVORY BLACK
294. LAMP BLACK,
295. MIXED BLACK.
296. Black Chalk
297. Black Ochre,
298. Bone Black,
299. Coffee Black,
300. Frankfort Black
301. Manganese Black,
302. Mineral Black
303. Paper Black,
304. Peach Black,
305. Prussian Black.
306. Purple Black
307. Spanish Black,
FOOTNOTES:
ADDENDUM.
308. TUNGSTEN WHITE,
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