1.09.02 Titanated lithopone ZnS and BaSO4 and TiO2
2.01.06 Tierra Negra (Black Earth) Don Luis Plandiura
2.03.03 Carbon Black from unidentified plant taken from glue joint of Egyptian chair
3.03.01 Raw Sienna (Goethite) Fe2O3.H2O Clay
3.04.20 Giallino di Napoli (not natural)
3.04.34 Yellow ochre of Spain (vials a and b)
3.06.02 (Stone) Naples Yellow (found in studio)
3.10.14 (a, b) Cadmium Yellow (a and b bottles)
4.03.01 Verona Brown (burnt terre verte)
4.20.02 Chaseki (brown stone) derived from natural rock
5.04.01 Molybdate orange (7PbCrO4.2PbSO4.PbMo4)
6.03.02 Brazilwood cuttings (lign. Permanbuce)
6.03.29 Laque de Garance (Rose No. 6?en)
6.03.03 Dragons Blood resin from rattan palm Calamus Draco
6.03.04 Indian Lake (Lac lake) Resinous product of coccue
6.03.44 Brazilwood (lign. Pernambuco) (a and b bottles)
6.03.01 Brazilwood (rose pink) natural dye from Cassalpini
6.03.07 Purple madder from root of Rubis tinctorium C14H8O
6.03.08 Rose madder Alizarin (C14H8O4) on Al(OH)3
6.03.19 Cochineal (Carmine lake) from female insect
6.04.08 Potter's Pink SnO2 roasted with other metallic oxi
6.04.11 Toluidine red (orange toner) C17
6.04.12 Vermilion (American) coal-tar color
6.06.02 Ultramarine Red (Ultramarine blue mixed with dry HCl gas
6.07.04 Cadmium red-medium light CdS(Se)
6.07.10 Cadmium Barium red-extra light CdS(Se) and BaSO4
6.07.16 Cadmium Barium red-deep maroon CdS(Se) and BaSO4
6.07.11 Cadmium Barium red-light CdS(Se) and BaSO4
6.07.12 Cadmium Barium red-medium light CdS(Se) and BaSO4
6.07.13 Cadmium Barium red-medium CdS(Se) and BaSO4
6.07.14 Cadmium Barium red-deep CdS(Se) and BaSO4
10.01 Pigments found in prehistoric grave
9.20.01 Rokusho mineral green (natural malachite)
9.20.04 Kodai Rodakusho. 9.20.1 treated by burning
9.20.02 Rokusho slightly finer grain than 9.20.1
9.20.06 Kodai Rokusho. 9.20.4 treated by burning with str
9.20.05 Kodai Byakuroku. 9.20.3 treated by burning
9.20.09 Charokusho (brownish Rokusho) artificial
9.20.08 Wakaba-Rokusho (new green) a new color produced ab
9.20.07 Kiruku yellowish green derived from rocks
9.01.26 Terre Verde naturale (Said to be terre verde naturale I suspect it is not)
9.01.09 Terra verde (Biovanni) of Verona
8.20.13 Wampum blue No. 2 (gunjo) around clam shells
8.20.14 Wampum blue No. 1 (konjo) around clam shells
8.20.07 Kuro Gunjo (dark gunjo) 8.20.1 being treated by burning
8.20.08 Murasaki-Gunjo (purplish gunjo) derived from natural rock
8.20.04 Gunroku (a green of that name) mixture of Rokushu (9.20.1) and 8.20.1
8.20.05 Kodai Byakugun (old Byakugun) 8.20.3 being treated by burning
8.20.02 Usugun (another tone of pale blue
8.20.03 Byakugun (pale blue) finer grain of 8.20.1
8.10.06 Unidentified blue with label No. 25
8.10.01 Unmarked partially ground blue stone
8.08.03 Indanthrene Blue (synthetic indigo)
6.20.02 Taisha (this color corresponds with European light red)
6.20.04 Sangomatsu (coral powder) derived from natural coral
6.20.06 Cinnabar with slightly yellowish tone
6.20.10 Shin San (Cinnabar ground brwon mineral) 14A
6.20.11 Kodao Shu (Burnt agaguchi) vermilion 15A
7.01.06 Ultramarine violet Na10Al6Si6O24S2 and Sal Ammonia
6.02.22 Red Ochre (Prob. the "vermillion" of Massachusetts
6.02.23 Rosso di Pozzuoli from near Naples
6.02.57 Terra Rosa di Venizia (bottles a
6.02.70 Rosso Angelica fr. Verona grd. in Bologna
7.01.18 Only identified as purple brown.
7.20.01 Shigan (purple rock) derived from natural rock
8.01.10 Egyptian blue from hieroglyph of large wooden Shawabti with inlaid eye
8.01.11 Egyptian blue from Peacock Tomb fresco
8.01.08 Blue verditer (cuprum carbonicum)
8.02.01 Natural ash grey 3Na2O.3Al2O3.6SiO2.2Na2S
8.02.02 Natural ash grey 3Na2O.3Al2O3.6SiO2.2Na2S
1.01.01 Gypsum from Alabaster (terre alba) CaSO4.2H2O
1.01.02 Ground Gypsum (terre alba) CaSO4-2H2O
5.05.01 Thiever's Earth (natural for pottery)
5.20.01 Baidia-twa (orange yellow) derived from natural rock
6.07.15 Cadmium Barium red-maroon CdS(Se) and BaSO4
6.04.09 Rhodamine (Rose Toner) C26H26N2O3Cl
7.01.07 Ultramarine pink Na10Al6Si6O24S2 and hydrochloric acid gas
7.01.04 Cobalt Violet CO3(PO4)2 or CO2(AsO4)2