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Pigment Particles
Colored particulate material mixed with a binder to make paint; manuscript and icon sources show that pigment composition and preparation must be treated separately from the finished paint technique.
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Egg TemperaPigment Particles ←uses-material— Egg Tempera · qualified-source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-370.EncausticPigment Particles ←uses-material— Encaustic · qualified-source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-372.Pigment PreparationPigment Particles ←prepares— Pigment Preparation · qualified-source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-373.Color Context BoundaryPigment Particles ←governs— Color Context Boundary · system-ruleWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-491.
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J. Paul Getty Museum
The Alchemy of Color in Medieval Manuscripts
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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
The Icon Museum and Study Center
Creation of an Icon
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Creation of an Icon
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