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(username removed) (Reflected light photomicrograph of vermilion at 200X. From the McCrone Paint Pigment Reference Set. Due to small particle size, it is difficult to ...) |
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− | Reflected light photomicrograph of vermilion at 200X. From the McCrone Paint Pigment Reference Set. Due to small particle size, it is difficult to differentiate particles of vermilion from that of other pigments with an optical microscope. Sample provided by the MFA Scientific Research Lab. | + | Reflected light photomicrograph of vermilion at 200X. From the McCrone Paint Pigment Reference Set. Due to small particle size, it is difficult to differentiate particles of vermilion from that of other pigments with an optical microscope. Sample provided by the MFA Scientific Research Lab. |
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+ | Photo credit: Keith Lawrence, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston |
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Reflected light photomicrograph of vermilion at 200X. From the McCrone Paint Pigment Reference Set. Due to small particle size, it is difficult to differentiate particles of vermilion from that of other pigments with an optical microscope. Sample provided by the MFA Scientific Research Lab.
Photo credit: Keith Lawrence, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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