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Cobalt gl****—known as "
smalt" when
ground as a pigment—is a deep blue
coloured gl****
prepared by
including a
cobalt compound,
typically cobalt oxide or...
- was
powdered smalt (cobalt gl****) used in
laundering and
dyeing applications, and it then came to be used as a
colour name from 1894.
Smalt has a deep,...
- paint.
Transparent gl****es are
tinted with the silica-based
cobalt pigment "
smalt". Ores
containing cobalt have been used
since antiquity as
pigments to give...
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close semblance to the
light pastel shade of cyan
common on bed sheets.
Smalt has also been
known under other names such as azurblau,
Bohemian Blue, Dutch...
- a pigment. It has been used
since the
Middle Ages to make
smalt, a blue-colored gl****.
Smalt is
produced by
melting a
mixture of
roasted mineral smaltite...
- red
porphyry are placed. Next to the
pilasters are
bands of
bright red
smalt, to the
right of
which are
bands of
black labradorite. This combination...
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impure cobalt ****nate.
During the
Victorian Era,
zaffre was used to
prepare smalt and to
stain gl**** blue. The
first recorded use of
zaffer as a
color name...
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November 2007.
Retrieved 10
November 2007. "Norske ISAF-soldater: "Plutselig
smalt det. De
traff overalt"". Aftenposten. NO.
Archived from the
original on...
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achieved using cochineal.
Yellow could come from saffron, and pale blue from
smalt. The
bluish tint of a ruff was
supposed to make the wearer's complexion...
- including: Ultramarine, made from the
minerals lapis lazuli or azurite; and
Smalt, now
known as
cobalt blue. Blue,
especially the
pigment ultramarine, was...
