The most important blue pigment in European painting throughout the middle ages and Renaissance, until the discovery of modern synthetic blue pigments.
Manufacturer / product code: Kremer / 10200
Chemical description: natural mineral, basic copper (II)-carbonate. Kremer PDF
Color: blue
Color Index: PB30
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