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aureolin
[ aw-ree-uh-lin, uh-ree- ]
noun
- a pigment used in painting, consisting of potassium cobaltinitrite and characterized by its brilliant yellow hue, transparency, and permanence.
Other Words From
- au·re·o·line [aw-, ree, -, uh, -lin, -lahyn, uh, -, ree, -], adjective
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
She, along with Stella McCartney, Ralph Lauren and Gucci, embraced the sunshine, creating eye-catching dresses in rich shades of citrine, maize and aureolin.
Are there different kinds of Aureolin?
"Rose madder mixed with violet lake, and a touch of aureolin and Italian pink might do it!" murmured Katrine.
Aureolin is a rich, warm golden yellow of the greatest permanence, and should be used when Indian yellow and yellow lake would be used if they were permanent.
Pigment absorption affects all palette mixtures, and, failing to obtain a satisfactory yellow by mixture of red and green, painters use original yellow pigments,—such as aureolin, cadmium, and lead chromate,—each of them also impure but giving a dominant sensation of yellow.
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