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A Treatise on Painting, A Treatise on Painting, A Theory of Pure Design; Art Recreations; A Primer for the Cyclopedia of Painting :
written by Cennino Cennini Harmony, Balance, being a complete guide to Materials, Methods and containing useful and
in the year 1437 and first By Leonardo Da Vinci, John pencil drawing, oil painting, Techniques of valuable information on the
Rhythm,
published in Italian in 1821 Francis Rigaud, Published water-color painting, crayon Conservation, following subjects:
with Introduction and Notes by J.B. Nichols and Son, by Denman Waldo Ross, drawing and painting, adulteration of paint,
1835 1907 by Perry Hurt, Conservator
by Signor Tambroni painting on ground glass, blistering of paint, brushes,
Faithfully Translated From for Regional Conservation
containing practical Grecian painting, antique calcimining, carriage
The Original Italian, and Services and Noelle Ocon,
directions for painting in painting, oriental painting, painting, china painting,
Digested Under Proper Associate Conservator of
Fresco, Secco, Oil and Heads, By John Francis "IT is quite impossible for sign painting, theorem Paintings, North Carolina colors, color harmony, color
Distemper, with the Art of Rigaud, Esq. Academician me, in this discussion of painting, ferneries, moss Museum of Art. ©2005 Do mixing, color testing,
Gilding and Illuminated of The Royal Academy of terms and principles, to work, paper mache, cone not reprint without exterior painting, gilding,
Manuscripts adopted by the Painting at London, indicate, in any measure, work, feather flowers, permission graining, house painting,
Old Italian Masters. Illustrated With Twenty- the possibilities of potichomanie (The art or marbling, mildew, oils and
Translated by Mrs. three Copper-plates, And composition, in lines and process of coating the driers, oil painting on glass,
Merrifield, with introductory Other Figures. spots of paint, in tones, inside of glass vessels with "The history of painting has painting a bath tub, painting
preface, copious notes, and measures, and shapes. engravings or paintings), included the use of many in distemper, paperhanger's
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celebrated pictures. "Of the Measures of the of Designs. All I have taxidermy, gilding and basic definition of a pigments, plain oil painting,
human Body, and the undertaken to do is to give bronzing, plaster work, painting: a pigment mixed primary colors, priming,
By Cennino Cennini,
bending of Members: a few very simple examples decalcomanie, wax work, in a medium and applied to scenic painting, sign
Giuseppe Tambroni, Mary
and to indicate the kind of shell work, magic lantern, a support. An easel painting painting, stains, staining,
Philadelphia Merrifield, It is very necessary that
reasoning to be followed, paper flowers, imitation of typically has at least four stencilling, turpentine,
Translated by Mary painters should have a
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Philadelphia Merrifield, knowledge of the bones
kind of reasoning in all sealing-wax painting, ground, paint, and varnish." color painting, when not to
Published by Lumley, 1844 which support the flesh by
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The Painter's Methods & The Painters' Painting a Portrait The Painter, Gilder, and Pictorial Composition and The Secret of the Old
Materials: Encyclopaedia, (as told to A. L. Baldry) Varnisher's Companion, the Critical Judgment of Masters,
The handling of pigments in containing definitions of all Containing rules and Pictures
by de László , ©1934 by Albert Abendschein,
oil, tempera, water-colour & important words in the art of regulations in everything
by Henry Rankin Poore, 1909
in mural painting, the plain and artistic painting, Get the large PDF (200 relating to the arts of
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colour applied to the painting and varnishing;
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The Theory and Practice Young Artist's Assistant; The Graphic Arts: A Primer of Art with Handbook of Painting The Artist's Way of
of Color, or, Elements of the fine A treatise on the varieties of Illustrations Part 1: Working
arts, containing the drawing, painting, and the German, Flemish and in the various handicrafts
by Bonnie E Snow, Hugo B. By John Collier, 1882
principles of drawing, engraving in comparison Dutch Schools : based on and arts of design, Vol 1
Froehlich, 1920
painting in general, crayon with each other and with the handbook of Kuglee. In
By Russell Sturgis, ©1905,
painting, oil painting, nature. two parts, —part 1.
"This little work is Published 1910
portrait painting, miniature
"the study of Color has By Philip Gilbert Hamerton addressed to all those who By Franz Kugler, Gustay
painting, designing,
been approached from ©1895 are endeavouring to learn Friedrich Waagen, Joseph
coloring, engraving and
three different angles: the the Arts of Design,in the Archer Crowe, 1860 "In all such work as we
Portrait Painting,
angle of the physicist, the hope that it may remove have been considering, the
angle of the chemist and by William Enfield, 5th Ed. "The idea of so ordering some practical difficulties preparation of the color is
the angle of the painter or with engravings 1822 things that their mutual from their path... "THE BROTHERS VAN the simple grinding of it into
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is the source of all Color, "CONTENTS: foundation of culture in the difficult of definition; which, in the previous with such a vehicle as may
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Implements and Materials
secrets of the Solar arts, is altogether creative operation of the distinguished itself in the art later Middle Ages a sticky
used in Drawing;
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Drawing the Figure;
found in certain clays, in doubt, include and even of something either with a manifested itself in the used, as in distemper,
Drawing of Drapery ;
plant and animal life and in require most extensive and view to utility or pleasure— endeavour to express that which we sometimes call
Drawing of Landscapes;
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MECHANICAL DRAWING;
symbols and substitutes for truth, but it is only to avail two great divisions, each of these artists so strongly felt,
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pigment, and which he happens to be agreeable. A of these different ends, forms of real life; rendering
with Vermilion; as white of egg or the juice
combines in wonderful highly cultivated artist namely, the Useful Arts and these forms with the utmost
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Historical Artist and Pigment Reference Sources:
This is just a partial list, for a more complete listing of Historical Pigment References see the Free Art Books Page.
1. The Industrial and Artistic Technology of Paint and Varnish,

By Alvah Horton Sabin, Published by J. Wiley & Sons, 1904
2. The Painters' Encyclopaedia,

By Franklin B. Gardner, Published by M.T. Richardson, 1887
3. The Science of Painting,
By Jehan Georges Vibert, Published by P. Young, 1892
4. A Treatise on Painting,
By Cennino Cennini, Giuseppe Tambroni, Mary Philadelphia Merrifield, Translated by Mary Philadelphia Merrifield, Published by Lumley, 1844
5. A Treatise on Painting,
By Leonardo Da Vinci, John Francis Rigaud, Published by J.B. Nichols and Son 1835
6. The Book of the Art of Cennino Cennini,
By Cennino Cennini, Cennini, Christiana Jane Powell Herringham, Translated by Christiana Jane Powell Herringham, Published by G. Allen &
Unwin, ltd., 1899
7. The Chemistry of Paints and Painting,
By Arthur Herbert Church, Published by Seeley, 1901
8. A Handbook for Painters and Art Students on the Character and Use of Colours,
By William J. Muckley, Published by Baillière, Tindall, and Cox, 1880
9. The Household Cyclopedia,
By Henry Hartshorne 1881
10. The Chemistry of Pigments,
By Ernest John Parry, John Henry Coste, Published by Scott, Greenwood, 1902
11. Facts about Processes, Pigments and Vehicles: A Manual for Art Student,
By Arthur Pillans Laurie, Published by Macmillan, 1895
12. The Manufacture Of Earth Colours:
By DR. JOSEF BERSCH, translated by CHARLES SALTER,SCOTT, GREENWOOD & SON , 1921 Link
13. Materials for Permanent Painting,
By Maximilian Toch 1911
Modern Pigment and Artist Reference Sources:
14. The Artist’s Handbook,

by Pip Seymour, Arcturus Publishing (September 16, 2003)
15. The Artist's Handbook, Revised Edition,
Ray Smith; DK Publishing 2003
16. The Artist's Handbook of Materials and Techniques,
Third edition, by Ralph Mayer; Viking Press 1979
17. Artists' Pigments: Volume 1: A Handbook of their History and Characteristics
Edited by Robert L. Feller
Edited by Ashok Roy (Oct 2, 1993)
Edited by Elisabeth West Fitzhugh (Oct 1997)
Edited by Barbara Berrie (Jun 7, 2007)
21. Collins Artist's Colour Manual,
Simon Jennings; HarperCollins Publishers 2003
22. Color Index International Pigments and Solvent Dyes,

The Society of Dyers and colourists, third edition 1998
23. A Dictionary of Art Terms and Techniques,
Ralph Mayer, Harper and Row Publishers, New York, 1969
24. The Materials and Techniques of Painting,
by Jonathan Stephenson (May 1993)
25. The Painter's Handbook,
Mark David Gottsegen; Watson-Guptill Publications 1993
26. Painting Materials A Short Encyclopaedia,
by Rutherford J. Gettens and George L. Stout; Dover Publications 1966
27. Pigment Compendium,
by Nicholas Eastaugh, Valentine Walsh, Tracey Chaplin, Ruth Siddall; Butterworth Heinemann 2004
Web Resources and Art Suppliers with Excellent Reference Materials:
28. American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (AIC):
National membership organization in the United States dedicated to the preservation of cultural material, establishes and upholds professional
standards, promoting research and publications, educational opportunities, and fostering the exchange of knowledge among conservators, allied
professionals, and the public.
29. AMIEN:
a resource for artists dedicated to providing the most comprehensive, up-to-date, accurate, and unbiased factual information about artists'
materials
30. Blick Art Materials;
has done a extremely thorough job of indicating the pigments used in most of the paints they sell, making the Dick Blick art supply website much
more than just a store to purchase paint and art supplies.
Dick Blick also has the MSDS sheets
for of most of the products they sell , making the Blick site a valuable resource for toxicity info and the health and safety of artist materials.
31. Coloria.net,
a large and thorough site on pigments, in Finnish http://www.coloria.net/index.htm
32. Conservation and Art Materials Encyclopedia Online (CAMEO), The Materials Database,
developed at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA), to be a more comprehensive and well-rounded encyclopedic resource for the art
conservation and historic preservation fields. The MATERIALS database contains chemical, physical, visual, and analytical information on over
10,000 historic and contemporary materials used in the production and conservation of artistic, architectural, archaeological, and anthropological
materials.
33. Conservation OnLine (CoOL):
A freely accessible platform to generate and disseminate vital resources for those working to preserve cultural heritage worldwide.
34. The Handprint,com;
site by Bruce MacEvoy has loads of excellent information on watercolor pigments and Has a excellent color wheel showing where the actual
pigments are in color space. Truly an awesome site, the site is directed at watercolors, but is a good general reference for any paints or pigments.
35. Webexhibits.org;
Great pigment sight that even includes step by step instructions for making you own pigments.
36. The Real Color Wheel;

by Don Jusko is also a great color site.
37. Studiomara;
has a fantastic pigment reference database sorted by the marketing paint color name and brand.
38. Health and Safety in the Arts;
A Searchable Database of Health & Safety Information for Artists
39. Household Products Database;
Health and safety information on household products from the US Department of Health and Human Services
40. Natural Pigments:
One of the best sources of rare natural and historical pigments and information.
41. Pigments and their Chemical and Artistic Properties; by Julie C. Sparks, is part of The Painted Word Site. Wonderful stuff.
42. Paintmaking.com: By Tony Johansen, Great Paint making site with all types of useful pigment and binder information for the artist.
43. PCImag.com; Paint & Coatings Indusry
2010 Additives Handbook by Darlene Brezinski, Dr. Joseph V. Koleske, Robert Springate, June 4, 2010;
A History of Pigment Use in Western Art Part 1;
A History of Pigment Use in Western Art Part 2
44. Dick Blick Artist Supply:
Full Range of art supplies at discount prices and has pigment info on most paints they sell
45. Kremer Pigmente Europe / Kremer Pigments USA site;
Has a huge amount of pigments and information.
46. Earth Pigments:
Specializes in earth pigments.
47. Guerra Paint and Pigments:
Many rare and out of production Pigments mostly in aqueous dispersions
48. Sinopia:
Lots of Pigments & info
Health and Safety in the Arts References and Info:
49. Art and Craft Safety Guide (PDF, 250 KB)

Consumer Product Safety Commission
50. Art Materials Business Guidance
Consumer Product Safety Commission
51. Art Safety
Environmental Protection, Health & Safety, California State University at Monterey Bay
52. Artist Safety
Center for Research on Occupational and Environmental Toxicology, Oregon Health & Science University
53. Environmental Health & Safety in the Arts: A Guide for K-12 Schools, Colleges and Artisans
U. S. Environment Protection Agency
54. Exposing Ourselves to Art (PDF, 6.83 MB)
Scott Fields. Environmental Health Perspectives Volume 105, Number 3, March 1997
55. Health & Safety Bibliographic Resources and Resource Guides in Art Conservation
CoOL – Conservation Online, Stanford University Libraries
56. Health and Safety Guides and Publications
American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Work
57. Art Safety

Office of Environmental Health and Safety, Connecticut College
58. Health and the Arts Program
The Occupational Health Service Institute, University of Illinois at Chicago
59. Online Health and Safety in the Arts Library
The Occupational Health Service Institute, University of Illinois at Chicago
60. Arts, Entertainment and Recreation
New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health
61. Studio Safety
Gamblin Artists Colors
*other ASTM specifications used the the labeling of artists materials are:
D4236-94(2011) Standard Practice for Labeling Art Materials for Chronic Health Hazards
D4302-05(2010) Standard Specification for Artists' Oil, Resin-Oil, and Alkyd Paints
D4303-10 Standard Test Methods for Lightfastness of Colorants Used in Artists' Materials
D4838-88(2010) Standard Test Method for Determining the Relative Tinting Strength of Chromatic Paints
D4941-06(2010) Standard Practice for Preparing Drawdowns of Artists' Paste Paints
D5067-05(2010) Standard Specification for Artists' Watercolor Paints
D5098-05a(2010) Standard Specification for Artists' Acrylic Dispersion Paints
D5383-02(2010) Standard Practice for Visual Determination of the Lightfastness of Art Materials by Art Technologists
D5398-97(2010) Standard Practice for Visual Evaluation of the Lightfastness of Art Materials by the User
D5517-07 Standard Test Method for Determining Extractability of Metals from Art Materials
See also WK41263 proposed revision
D5724-06(2010) Standard Specification for Gouache Paints
D6801-07 Standard Test Method for Measuring Maximum Spontaneous Heating Temperature of Art and Other Materials
D6901-06 Standard Specification for Artists' Colored Pencils
See also WK27266 proposed revision
D7354-11 Standard Guide for Artists’ Paint Waste Disposal in Private, Non-Commercial Settings
D7355-10 Standard Guide for Artists' Paint Waste Disposal in Smaller Commercial or Educational Settings
D7733-12 Standard Specification for Acrylic Dispersion Ground
WK28388 New Specification for Traditional Artists Watercolor Paints
WK37409 New Test Method for Measuring Aspiration Potential of Aerosol Products
WK37916 New Specification for Standard Specification for Artists Pastels
I hope you you have found the Pigment Database useful info for oil painting and watercolor painting, acrylic painting or indeed any painting
medium; I have tried to make this a good resource for the fine arts, that has the important information on toxicity of paint and art materials
including the hazards of some craft materials used by decorators, interior designers, illustration and graphic designer;
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