About: pigment

the:pigment
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IDthe:pigment
@typeskos:Concept, owl:Thing, rdfs:Resource
broaderthe:visualArtTerm, the:paintingTerm, the:paintingMaterial
definitionPigment is the substance that gives paint its color. Pigments can be natural or synthetic; usually an insoluble powder. For example, pigment is mixed with water and gum Arabic to create watercolor paint
identifier09041a6f-362d-43a6-8afd-d00ad9b12bc0
inSchemethe:paintingTerms
labelpigment
narrowerthe:HueRed, the:HueWhite, the:Malachite, the:LeadWhite, the:PrussianBlue, the:Azurite, the:HueGreen, the:LampBlack, the:HueBlue, the:Vermilion, the:HueYellow, the:Verdigris, the:YellowOcher, the:HueBlack, the:HueBrownEarth, the:RedOcher, the:NaplesYellow, the:RoseMadder, the:BurntUmber, the:RawUmber, the:Viridian, the:MajorHistoricalPigments, the:RawSienna, the:BoneBlack, the:Orpiment, the:UltramarineBlueNatural
noteA colored material, typically an insoluble particulate, used to impart hue and other optical properties to a paint or ink.
relatedthe:paint
tagPigments
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tagwork:1fbca15a-88fb-4e9a-9a3e-e70c554d03c5
labelPigments
descriptionA drill down on pigment hue codes and historical pigment reference.

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