Is A Native Earth; Sometimes Brown Ochre Burnt And Called Brown Red

: ON THE PRIMARY, RED.

It is less pure in hue and clear in its tints than light red, and is

best reserved for dark and vigorous shades and touches. For draperies of

a dusky red it is well suited, or even for the shadows of bright-red

drapery. In dead colouring it is very valuable. Like all ochres, it is

characterized by permanence in water, oil, crayons, and fresco; and is,

like most of them, available in enamel-painting.



Almagra, the Sil Atticum of the ancients, is a deep red ochre found in

Andalusia; as is also their Terra Sinopica or Armenian Bole, dug

originally in Cappadocia, and now found in New Jersey and elsewhere

under the name of Bloodstone.



TTITLE INDIAN RED,



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