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Gold Paint

Powdered or granular gold used as paint in medieval manuscript illumination; BIU keeps this separate from applied gold leaf.

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Manuscript IlluminationGold Paint ←can-use-material— Manuscript Illumination · qualified-source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-437.ParchmentGold Paint ←can-receive— Parchment · qualified-source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-441.

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Gold Paintcan-use-materialManuscript Illuminationcan-use-techniqueEgg Tempera
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Gold Paintcan-use-materialManuscript Illuminationcan-use-materialGold Leaf
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Gold Paintcan-use-materialManuscript Illuminationassociated-withNicaea
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Manuscript Illumination

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J. Paul Getty Museum
The Alchemy of Color in Medieval Manuscripts
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text-reference-only; examples extend beyond Byzantium and are used only for bounded medieval manuscript-material context

J. Paul Getty Museum
Gospel Book with Fifteen Full-Page Scenes from the Lives of Christ and the Virgin
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