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terre verte
[ ter vert ]
terre-verte
/ ˈtɛəˌvɜːt /
noun
- a greyish-green pigment used in paints, consisting of powdered glauconite
adjective
- of a greyish-green colour
Word History and Origins
Origin of terre verte1
Word History and Origins
Origin of terre verte1
Example Sentences
But then he began creating new paintings that were all in terre verte, a green pigment made from the earth.
Elsewhere, nude pink evoked flesh, pale terre verte the plants, and beige and black, the Earth.
Hues such as terre verte, sienna brown, Venetian red, soft plum, ultramarine, dark blue and gray blue melted together in beautiful harmony, in loose leather trenches, double breasted jackets, tailored pants, classy mottled brogue shoes or bright Dandy-like cravates.
Intensities of emerald green, chromous oxide, and terre verte 103 22.
His warm grays and brick reds, his low thick blues and his blocks of terre verte, betokened nature, suggesting planes of light on sky and sea, old stone and vegetation.
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