D.Damonico,257.Darkening of mineral colours,284.Davy, Sir H.,229.Dead Sea, the,337.Deep Cadmium,87."Chrome,93."Vermilion,154."Deoxidation of pigments,38.Detractors of modern pigments,43-45.Dewint's Green,330.Diagram,89.Diesbach, M.203.Dilution of colour,34.Di Palito,109.Direct and diffused light,391.Discord of colours,17,185.Disinfectants of the palette,359.Distance, law about,188.Distilled Verdigris,276.Distinction of colours,318,320.Dominichino,8.Dragon's Blood,137."with White Lead,138.Drop Gum,96.Drying of pigments,50."oils, lead in,121.Duffield, Mrs.,144.Dumas, M.,234,414.Dumont's Blue,196.Durability of pigments,31-45,46.Dussance, Professor H.,175.Dutch Pink,100."Schools,8."the,156,200."Ultramarine,189."White,74.Dyeing, brown for,318."orange for,257.Dyes and pigments,169.E.Earth Black,404."Burnt Sienna,243."Cassel, or Castle,343."Cologne,344."Cullen's,344."Green,283."Raw Sienna,113.Egg-shells, white of,80.Egypt, catacombs of,347."temples of Upper,5,217.Egyptian Blue,229."Brown,347.Egyptians, the, colouring and colours of,3-5.Elizabeth, Queen,393.Eisner's Green,286.Emerald Green,271.Emeraldine,162.Enamel Blue,189."colours,33,197.England, climate and females of,9.English Green,280."Pink,100."Red,149."Vermilion,146.Entire colours,28.Equations,329,330,377.Euchrome,342.Exhibition, International, of 1862,244,354.Experiment,213.Exposure of pigments,38.Extract of Gamboge,97."Vermilion,157.Extreme colours,28.F.Factitious Indigo, proposed,202."Ultramarine,215.Falsalo,341.Fast and fugitive, pigments both,38.Ferrate of Baryta,165.Ferricyanide of Iron,208.Ferrocyanide"203.Field's Carmine,142."Lakes,139-145."Orange Vermilion,158."Purple,301."Russet,321.Fineness of texture in pigments,50.Fire, action of, on pigments,371."pigments affected by,40.Fistula, Cassia,316.Flake White,72.Flemish painters,406."Schools,8,37."White,72.Florentine Lake,137."painters and painting,7,8,10,391.Flower pieces, background tint for,279.Foul air, ochres with,359.Frankfort Black,406.French berries,312."Blue,215."Green,271."Prussian Brown,355."Purple, Solid,304."Ultramarine,215."Veronese Green,268."White,71.Fresco, Prussian Blue in,206,281.Fruit pieces of W. Hunt,315.Fugacity of pigments,31-45.Fugitive colours,34.G.Gainsborough,20.Galena,394.Galleries, picture,363-365.Gallstone,95.Gamboge,96."as a glaze,97."extract of,97.Gamboge Orange,257.Gambogiate of Iron,357.Garance, Bleu de,209.Gas, effect of, on colours,191.Gelbin's Yellow,117.General Qualities of Pigments, on the,46.Genuine Ultramarine,216-225."adulteration of,224."colouring matter of,224."defects in,222."manufacture of,220."price of,220."properties of,221."tests for,224.Giallolino,103.Gilpin,351.Giovanni Bellini,7.Giulio Romano,11.Glazing of colours,18.Gloucestershire,109.Gmelin, M.,178,210,218,227.Gmelin's German Ultramarine,209.Gold Blue,231."Purple,306."Reds,166."size, japanner's,51.Golden Sulphur of Antimony,256."Yellow,256.Gradation in art,328."nature,326.Graham, Mr.,398.Graphite,393.Gray,29,372."analysis of,277."and grey,29,372,381."as a colour,372,374."as a pigment,377."contrast of,373."on the Semi-Neutral,372.Gray Pigments:—Mineral Gray,375.Mixed Gray,377.Neutral Tint,377.Payne's Gray,378.Ultramarine Ash,379.Greeks, colouring of the,7,8."the,153,167,296.Green,28."as a colour,263,265."contrast of,263."Dewint's,330."discordant,265."Olive,330."on the Secondary,263.Green Pigments:—African Green,271.Barium Chrome Green,280.Bismuth Chrome Green,280.Bladder Green,282.Bronze,279.Brunswick Green,271,279.Chrome Arseniate,284.Chrome Greens,279-281.Chrome Oxide,267.Chrome Oxides,266-271.Cobalt Green,285.Cobalt Prussian Green,282.Copper Borate,285.Copper Chrome,286.Copper Greens,271-276,285-287,288.Copper Stannate,286.Distilled Verdigris,276.Elsner's Green,286.Emerald Green,271,283.English Green,280.French Green,271.French Veronese Green,268.German Mineral Green,288.Green Bice,287.Green Cinnabar,280.Green Earth,283.Green Lake,288.Green Ochre,287.Green Oxide of Chromium,267.Green Ultramarine,287.Green Verditer,287.Holy Green,283.Hooker's Green,281.Hungary Green,274.Imperial Green,271.Iris Green,282.Malachite Green,274.Manganese Green,288.Marine Green,271.Mineral Green,288.Mitis Green,271.Mixed Green,277.Molybdenum Green,289.Mountain Green,274.Native Green,267.Olympian Green,271.Opaque Oxide of Chromium,267.Oxide of Chromium,267.Patent Green,271.Persian Green,271.Pickle Green,276.Prussian Greens,281.Quinine Green,289.Rinman's Green,285.Roman Green,290.Sap Green,282.Saxon Green,271.Sheele's Green,272.Schweinfurt Green,271.Silicate of Baryta,290.Swedish Green,272.Terre Verte,283.Titanium Green,290.Transparent Oxide of Chromium,268.True Chrome Green,267.True Prussian Green,281.Uranium Green,291.Vanadium Green,291.Venetian Green,283.Verde Vessie,282.Verdetto,283.Verdigris,276.Verona Green,283.Veronese Green,268.Vert de Zinc,285.Vienna Green,271.Viride Æris,276.Viridian,269.Zinc Green,285.Green, pure, to obtain,277.Greens, ancient,5.Grey,28-30,372."and gray,29,381."as a colour,381."as a pigment,382."colours with,382,383."on the Neutral,381.Grey Pigments:—Black Lead,382.Mixed Grey,384-386.Grinding of pigments,37.Guido,8.Guimet, M.,210,215."Outremer de,209.Guimet's Ultramarine,209.Gum, Drop,96"tragacanth,66.Gyges,7.H.Haerlem Blue,207.Hamburgh Lake,137."White,74.Hampton Court, cartoons at,10.Harding's Tint,380.Harmony of colour,13-24.Hatching of colours,18.Haydon,293.Hercules Tyrius,296.Holy Green,283.Hooker's Green,281.Houng hoa,396.Hues,27,30.Hungary Blue,189."Green,274.Hunt, W.,315.Hypocastanum,357.I.Illumination, Cadmium Orange in,246."Coal-Tar Colours in,163,247."Manual of,246."Viridian in,270.Imperial Green,271.Indian Blue,199."Ink,349,395."Lake,138."Ochre,146."Purple,298."Red,148."Yellow,98.Indicum,199.Indigo,199."adulteration of,202."possible substitute for,235."proposed Factitious,202.Indigofera,200.Indium Yellow,117.Individually, on Colours and Pigments,57.Ink, blue,207."British,395."Chinese,395."green,276."Indelible Brown,345."Indian,395."Liquid Indian,397."red,145.Inkfish, the,348.Innoxious pigments,53.Intense Blue,202."manufacture of,202.International Exhibition of 1862,244,354.Invisible Green,329.Iodine,118."Blue,231."Pink,166."Scarlet,150."Yellow,118.Iridium Blue,232.Iris,228."Green,282.Iron Browns,357."Ferricyanide of,208."Ferrocyanide of,203."Gambogiate of,357."pigments affected by,39,90,145,147,149,150,249."Prussiate of,203."Smalt,218."Yellow,102,118.Italian Greens,276,277."Pink,100.Italics, numbered colours in,114,407.Italy, colouring in modern,8.Ivory Black,397."with Manganese Black,407.Ivory Brown,340.J.Japanner's gold size,51.Jaune de Cologne,94."Fer,102."Mars,102."Minérale,94.Jew's Pitch,337.Judea, Bitumen of,337.K.Kermes,153."Lake,167."Mineral,159.Key of colouring,40.Khair tree, the,354.King's Yellow,111.Knowledge of pigments,43,44.Kremnitz or Krems White,72.Kremser White,75.L.Lac,138,167."Lake,138.Lake, Asphaltic, the,337."Burnt,198."Chinese,137."Citrine,312."Crimson,135."Drop,131."Florentine,137."Green,288."Hamburgh,137."Indian,138."Kermes,167."Liquid Madder,145."Madder,144."Marrone,369."Olive,331."Orange,258."Purple,137."Quercitron,100,312."Roman,137."Scarlet,136."Venetian,137."Yellow,100.Lakes, Cochineal,131-137."Field's,139-145."Madder,139-145."Rubric,139-145."Yellow,99,100.Lamblack,399.Lamp Black,399.Lapis Lazuli,209,217,219.Laque de garance,142."Minérale,258.Latent colour,58.Lawson, Professor,168.Lawson's Red,168.Layard, Mr.,6,218.Lazuline,217.Lazulite Blue,217.Lazur, Persian and Tartarian,228.Lazurium,217.Lazurstein,217.Lead, acetate or sugar of,50-52."Black,382,393."carbonate of,68."Chocolate,368."dicarbonate of,69."hydrated oxide of,68."in drying oils,121."Orange,258"oxychloride of,73."pigments affected by,39,67,97,99,112,120,134,138,139,152,201,206,248,280,312,341."pigments, avoidance of,67."Red,151."Sulphate of,72."White,67-70."Whites,67-75.Leitch's Blue,199."Brown,346.Leithner's Blue,189.Lemon Cadmium,91."Yellow,101.Leonardo da Vinci,8.Leyden, Cassius of,306.Lichens,304.Liege Black,394.Light and air, pigments affected by,91,92,95,97,98,99,112,124,134,135,136,139,151,163,199,201,205,208,247,276,282,298,303,313,330,340,343.Light, direct and diffused,391."electric, the,191."magnesium, the,191."Red,149.Likes and dislikes of pigments,194.Lime, pigments affected by,40,97,98,206,275,281."with Prussian Blue,206,281.Linear perspective,22.Linseed oil with White Lead,69.Liquid Asphaltum,339."Indian Ink,397."Madder Lake,145."Prout's Brown,345."Rubiate,145.Lists of Permanent Pigments:—"Blue,278,300."Green,315,329."Orange,315,323."Purple,323,329."Red,253,300."Yellow,252,278.Litharge,51,120.Litmus,303.Local colour,24.Lombard School,8.London White,73.M.Macpherson's Tint,380.Madder,139."adulteration of,140."Brown,365."Burnt,305."Carmine,142.""adulteration of,142."colouring matters of,140."Cory's or Cory's Yellow,119,353."Dr. Schunck on,140."Lake,144."Lakes,139-145.""manufacture of,141."Liquid Lake,145."Orange,258,353."Pink,144."Purple,301."reds in oil,144."Rose,143."Rubens',321."Yellow,118,353.Magenta,162.Majolica,146.Malachite Green,274.Manganese as a siccative,51,77,406."Black,406."Blue,232."Brown,358."Green,288."Red,168.Manufacture of Cadmium Yellow,92."Carmine,134."Cobalt Blue,192."Intense Blue,202."Vermilion,92,153.Marine Green,271.Marrone,28."analysis of,377."as a colour,362."contrasts of,362."for walls of picture galleries,363."on the Semi-Neutral,362.Marrone Pigments:—Brown Madder,365.Chica Marrone,367.Chocolate Lead,368.Cobalt Marrone,368.Madder Marrone,369.Marrone Lake,369.Marrone Red,368.Mars Marrone,369.Mixed Marrone,367.Purple Black,369.Mars Brown,313."Brun de,313."colours named after,102,146."Orange,248."Red,145."Rouge de,145."Violet,290."Violet de,290."Yellow,102.Massicot,120.Mastic varnish,50.Mauve,163.Mercury, Chromate of,256."marrone,371."white,79.Mérimée,121,142,229,284,316,343.Metallic whites,79.Metals, rare,172.Michael Angelo,8.Mineral Black,407."Blue,207."Brown,342."colours, darkening of,284."Gray,375."Green,288."Green, German,288."Kermes,159."Orange,258."Pitch,337."Purple,290."Turbith,123."Yellow,106,116,121.Minérale, Jaune,94."Laque,258.Miniature painter, a,401.Minium,151,153.Mitis Green,271.Mixed Colours:—"Black,402."Brown,346."Citrine,314."Gray,377."Green,277."Grey,384."Marrone,367."Olive,328."Orange,249."Purple,290."Russet,322.Mixed tints, on,249-252,262.Mixture, a,199."of Bitumen and Mummy,348."of coloured rays,384."of material colours,384."unnecessary,35.Modan or Morat White,80.Modern pigments,41-45."detractors of,43-45."inferior,41."superior,42.Molybdenum Green,289.Monicon,257.Montabert, De,405.Montbeillard, Roman pavement at,218.Montpellier Yellow,121.Mountain Blue,228."Green,274.Mountains,254.Mummy,347."Brown,347."and Bitumen, mixed,348.Murexide,169.Musée Minéralogique, of Paris,219.Mutrie, Miss,143."Yellow,92.
D.Damonico,257.Darkening of mineral colours,284.Davy, Sir H.,229.Dead Sea, the,337.Deep Cadmium,87."Chrome,93."Vermilion,154."Deoxidation of pigments,38.Detractors of modern pigments,43-45.Dewint's Green,330.Diagram,89.Diesbach, M.203.Dilution of colour,34.Di Palito,109.Direct and diffused light,391.Discord of colours,17,185.Disinfectants of the palette,359.Distance, law about,188.Distilled Verdigris,276.Distinction of colours,318,320.Dominichino,8.Dragon's Blood,137."with White Lead,138.Drop Gum,96.Drying of pigments,50."oils, lead in,121.Duffield, Mrs.,144.Dumas, M.,234,414.Dumont's Blue,196.Durability of pigments,31-45,46.Dussance, Professor H.,175.Dutch Pink,100."Schools,8."the,156,200."Ultramarine,189."White,74.Dyeing, brown for,318."orange for,257.Dyes and pigments,169.E.Earth Black,404."Burnt Sienna,243."Cassel, or Castle,343."Cologne,344."Cullen's,344."Green,283."Raw Sienna,113.Egg-shells, white of,80.Egypt, catacombs of,347."temples of Upper,5,217.Egyptian Blue,229."Brown,347.Egyptians, the, colouring and colours of,3-5.Elizabeth, Queen,393.Eisner's Green,286.Emerald Green,271.Emeraldine,162.Enamel Blue,189."colours,33,197.England, climate and females of,9.English Green,280."Pink,100."Red,149."Vermilion,146.Entire colours,28.Equations,329,330,377.Euchrome,342.Exhibition, International, of 1862,244,354.Experiment,213.Exposure of pigments,38.Extract of Gamboge,97."Vermilion,157.Extreme colours,28.F.Factitious Indigo, proposed,202."Ultramarine,215.Falsalo,341.Fast and fugitive, pigments both,38.Ferrate of Baryta,165.Ferricyanide of Iron,208.Ferrocyanide"203.Field's Carmine,142."Lakes,139-145."Orange Vermilion,158."Purple,301."Russet,321.Fineness of texture in pigments,50.Fire, action of, on pigments,371."pigments affected by,40.Fistula, Cassia,316.Flake White,72.Flemish painters,406."Schools,8,37."White,72.Florentine Lake,137."painters and painting,7,8,10,391.Flower pieces, background tint for,279.Foul air, ochres with,359.Frankfort Black,406.French berries,312."Blue,215."Green,271."Prussian Brown,355."Purple, Solid,304."Ultramarine,215."Veronese Green,268."White,71.Fresco, Prussian Blue in,206,281.Fruit pieces of W. Hunt,315.Fugacity of pigments,31-45.Fugitive colours,34.G.Gainsborough,20.Galena,394.Galleries, picture,363-365.Gallstone,95.Gamboge,96."as a glaze,97."extract of,97.Gamboge Orange,257.Gambogiate of Iron,357.Garance, Bleu de,209.Gas, effect of, on colours,191.Gelbin's Yellow,117.General Qualities of Pigments, on the,46.Genuine Ultramarine,216-225."adulteration of,224."colouring matter of,224."defects in,222."manufacture of,220."price of,220."properties of,221."tests for,224.Giallolino,103.Gilpin,351.Giovanni Bellini,7.Giulio Romano,11.Glazing of colours,18.Gloucestershire,109.Gmelin, M.,178,210,218,227.Gmelin's German Ultramarine,209.Gold Blue,231."Purple,306."Reds,166."size, japanner's,51.Golden Sulphur of Antimony,256."Yellow,256.Gradation in art,328."nature,326.Graham, Mr.,398.Graphite,393.Gray,29,372."analysis of,277."and grey,29,372,381."as a colour,372,374."as a pigment,377."contrast of,373."on the Semi-Neutral,372.Gray Pigments:—Mineral Gray,375.Mixed Gray,377.Neutral Tint,377.Payne's Gray,378.Ultramarine Ash,379.Greeks, colouring of the,7,8."the,153,167,296.Green,28."as a colour,263,265."contrast of,263."Dewint's,330."discordant,265."Olive,330."on the Secondary,263.Green Pigments:—African Green,271.Barium Chrome Green,280.Bismuth Chrome Green,280.Bladder Green,282.Bronze,279.Brunswick Green,271,279.Chrome Arseniate,284.Chrome Greens,279-281.Chrome Oxide,267.Chrome Oxides,266-271.Cobalt Green,285.Cobalt Prussian Green,282.Copper Borate,285.Copper Chrome,286.Copper Greens,271-276,285-287,288.Copper Stannate,286.Distilled Verdigris,276.Elsner's Green,286.Emerald Green,271,283.English Green,280.French Green,271.French Veronese Green,268.German Mineral Green,288.Green Bice,287.Green Cinnabar,280.Green Earth,283.Green Lake,288.Green Ochre,287.Green Oxide of Chromium,267.Green Ultramarine,287.Green Verditer,287.Holy Green,283.Hooker's Green,281.Hungary Green,274.Imperial Green,271.Iris Green,282.Malachite Green,274.Manganese Green,288.Marine Green,271.Mineral Green,288.Mitis Green,271.Mixed Green,277.Molybdenum Green,289.Mountain Green,274.Native Green,267.Olympian Green,271.Opaque Oxide of Chromium,267.Oxide of Chromium,267.Patent Green,271.Persian Green,271.Pickle Green,276.Prussian Greens,281.Quinine Green,289.Rinman's Green,285.Roman Green,290.Sap Green,282.Saxon Green,271.Sheele's Green,272.Schweinfurt Green,271.Silicate of Baryta,290.Swedish Green,272.Terre Verte,283.Titanium Green,290.Transparent Oxide of Chromium,268.True Chrome Green,267.True Prussian Green,281.Uranium Green,291.Vanadium Green,291.Venetian Green,283.Verde Vessie,282.Verdetto,283.Verdigris,276.Verona Green,283.Veronese Green,268.Vert de Zinc,285.Vienna Green,271.Viride Æris,276.Viridian,269.Zinc Green,285.Green, pure, to obtain,277.Greens, ancient,5.Grey,28-30,372."and gray,29,381."as a colour,381."as a pigment,382."colours with,382,383."on the Neutral,381.Grey Pigments:—Black Lead,382.Mixed Grey,384-386.Grinding of pigments,37.Guido,8.Guimet, M.,210,215."Outremer de,209.Guimet's Ultramarine,209.Gum, Drop,96"tragacanth,66.Gyges,7.H.Haerlem Blue,207.Hamburgh Lake,137."White,74.Hampton Court, cartoons at,10.Harding's Tint,380.Harmony of colour,13-24.Hatching of colours,18.Haydon,293.Hercules Tyrius,296.Holy Green,283.Hooker's Green,281.Houng hoa,396.Hues,27,30.Hungary Blue,189."Green,274.Hunt, W.,315.Hypocastanum,357.I.Illumination, Cadmium Orange in,246."Coal-Tar Colours in,163,247."Manual of,246."Viridian in,270.Imperial Green,271.Indian Blue,199."Ink,349,395."Lake,138."Ochre,146."Purple,298."Red,148."Yellow,98.Indicum,199.Indigo,199."adulteration of,202."possible substitute for,235."proposed Factitious,202.Indigofera,200.Indium Yellow,117.Individually, on Colours and Pigments,57.Ink, blue,207."British,395."Chinese,395."green,276."Indelible Brown,345."Indian,395."Liquid Indian,397."red,145.Inkfish, the,348.Innoxious pigments,53.Intense Blue,202."manufacture of,202.International Exhibition of 1862,244,354.Invisible Green,329.Iodine,118."Blue,231."Pink,166."Scarlet,150."Yellow,118.Iridium Blue,232.Iris,228."Green,282.Iron Browns,357."Ferricyanide of,208."Ferrocyanide of,203."Gambogiate of,357."pigments affected by,39,90,145,147,149,150,249."Prussiate of,203."Smalt,218."Yellow,102,118.Italian Greens,276,277."Pink,100.Italics, numbered colours in,114,407.Italy, colouring in modern,8.Ivory Black,397."with Manganese Black,407.Ivory Brown,340.J.Japanner's gold size,51.Jaune de Cologne,94."Fer,102."Mars,102."Minérale,94.Jew's Pitch,337.Judea, Bitumen of,337.K.Kermes,153."Lake,167."Mineral,159.Key of colouring,40.Khair tree, the,354.King's Yellow,111.Knowledge of pigments,43,44.Kremnitz or Krems White,72.Kremser White,75.L.Lac,138,167."Lake,138.Lake, Asphaltic, the,337."Burnt,198."Chinese,137."Citrine,312."Crimson,135."Drop,131."Florentine,137."Green,288."Hamburgh,137."Indian,138."Kermes,167."Liquid Madder,145."Madder,144."Marrone,369."Olive,331."Orange,258."Purple,137."Quercitron,100,312."Roman,137."Scarlet,136."Venetian,137."Yellow,100.Lakes, Cochineal,131-137."Field's,139-145."Madder,139-145."Rubric,139-145."Yellow,99,100.Lamblack,399.Lamp Black,399.Lapis Lazuli,209,217,219.Laque de garance,142."Minérale,258.Latent colour,58.Lawson, Professor,168.Lawson's Red,168.Layard, Mr.,6,218.Lazuline,217.Lazulite Blue,217.Lazur, Persian and Tartarian,228.Lazurium,217.Lazurstein,217.Lead, acetate or sugar of,50-52."Black,382,393."carbonate of,68."Chocolate,368."dicarbonate of,69."hydrated oxide of,68."in drying oils,121."Orange,258"oxychloride of,73."pigments affected by,39,67,97,99,112,120,134,138,139,152,201,206,248,280,312,341."pigments, avoidance of,67."Red,151."Sulphate of,72."White,67-70."Whites,67-75.Leitch's Blue,199."Brown,346.Leithner's Blue,189.Lemon Cadmium,91."Yellow,101.Leonardo da Vinci,8.Leyden, Cassius of,306.Lichens,304.Liege Black,394.Light and air, pigments affected by,91,92,95,97,98,99,112,124,134,135,136,139,151,163,199,201,205,208,247,276,282,298,303,313,330,340,343.Light, direct and diffused,391."electric, the,191."magnesium, the,191."Red,149.Likes and dislikes of pigments,194.Lime, pigments affected by,40,97,98,206,275,281."with Prussian Blue,206,281.Linear perspective,22.Linseed oil with White Lead,69.Liquid Asphaltum,339."Indian Ink,397."Madder Lake,145."Prout's Brown,345."Rubiate,145.Lists of Permanent Pigments:—"Blue,278,300."Green,315,329."Orange,315,323."Purple,323,329."Red,253,300."Yellow,252,278.Litharge,51,120.Litmus,303.Local colour,24.Lombard School,8.London White,73.M.Macpherson's Tint,380.Madder,139."adulteration of,140."Brown,365."Burnt,305."Carmine,142.""adulteration of,142."colouring matters of,140."Cory's or Cory's Yellow,119,353."Dr. Schunck on,140."Lake,144."Lakes,139-145.""manufacture of,141."Liquid Lake,145."Orange,258,353."Pink,144."Purple,301."reds in oil,144."Rose,143."Rubens',321."Yellow,118,353.Magenta,162.Majolica,146.Malachite Green,274.Manganese as a siccative,51,77,406."Black,406."Blue,232."Brown,358."Green,288."Red,168.Manufacture of Cadmium Yellow,92."Carmine,134."Cobalt Blue,192."Intense Blue,202."Vermilion,92,153.Marine Green,271.Marrone,28."analysis of,377."as a colour,362."contrasts of,362."for walls of picture galleries,363."on the Semi-Neutral,362.Marrone Pigments:—Brown Madder,365.Chica Marrone,367.Chocolate Lead,368.Cobalt Marrone,368.Madder Marrone,369.Marrone Lake,369.Marrone Red,368.Mars Marrone,369.Mixed Marrone,367.Purple Black,369.Mars Brown,313."Brun de,313."colours named after,102,146."Orange,248."Red,145."Rouge de,145."Violet,290."Violet de,290."Yellow,102.Massicot,120.Mastic varnish,50.Mauve,163.Mercury, Chromate of,256."marrone,371."white,79.Mérimée,121,142,229,284,316,343.Metallic whites,79.Metals, rare,172.Michael Angelo,8.Mineral Black,407."Blue,207."Brown,342."colours, darkening of,284."Gray,375."Green,288."Green, German,288."Kermes,159."Orange,258."Pitch,337."Purple,290."Turbith,123."Yellow,106,116,121.Minérale, Jaune,94."Laque,258.Miniature painter, a,401.Minium,151,153.Mitis Green,271.Mixed Colours:—"Black,402."Brown,346."Citrine,314."Gray,377."Green,277."Grey,384."Marrone,367."Olive,328."Orange,249."Purple,290."Russet,322.Mixed tints, on,249-252,262.Mixture, a,199."of Bitumen and Mummy,348."of coloured rays,384."of material colours,384."unnecessary,35.Modan or Morat White,80.Modern pigments,41-45."detractors of,43-45."inferior,41."superior,42.Molybdenum Green,289.Monicon,257.Montabert, De,405.Montbeillard, Roman pavement at,218.Montpellier Yellow,121.Mountain Blue,228."Green,274.Mountains,254.Mummy,347."Brown,347."and Bitumen, mixed,348.Murexide,169.Musée Minéralogique, of Paris,219.Mutrie, Miss,143."Yellow,92.