materialsof artand archaeology- new york university（纽约大学艺术和考古材料）.docVIP

Materials of Art and Archaeology Bibliography Part X. Dyes and Pigments Norbert S. Baer Conservation Center Institute of Fine Arts New York University April 2003 Materials of Art and Archaeology Bibliography Introduction Part I. Inorganic Materials (2003). Part II. Metals (1999). Part III. Organic Materials (2003). Part IV. Instrumental Methods (2003). Part V. Environment (1999). Part VI. Museology (2003). Part VII. Dating and Provenance (2003). Part VIII Library and Archive Materials (2003). Part IX Stone (1999). Part X. Dyes and Pigments (2003). Cumulative Index May be obtained from: Conservation Center Institute of Fine Arts Inorganic New York University 14 East 78th Street New York, New York 10021 April 2003 PART X: DYES AND PIGMENTS CONTENTS  Dyes: General References 1 Alizarin 2 Cochineal 2 Indigo 2 Madder Red 2 Tumeric 3 Pigments: General References 3 Asphaltum 4 Azurite 5 Bianco di San Giovanni 5 Cadmium Yellow 5 Calcium Carbonate 5 Chrome Red 5 Chrome Yellow 6 Cobalt Blue 7 Cobalt Yellow 7 Emerald Green 7 Gamboge 7 Gold 8 Indian Yellow 8 Lead Tin Yellow 8 Lead White 9 Madder Lake 9 Malachite 9 Maya Blue 10 Orpiment and Realgar 10 Prussian Blue 10 Red Lead 11 Smalt 11 Titanium Dioxide 11 Ultramarine 15 Ultramarine: Deterioration 16 Vandyke Brown 16 Verdigris 17 Vermilion 17 Zinc Oxide 17 Dyes: General References E. N. Abrahart, Dyes and Their Intermediates, Second Edition, Edward Arnold, London (1977). R.J. Adrosko, Natural Dyes in the United States, United States National Museum Bulletin 281, Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. (1968) vii + 160pp. American Cyanamid Company, Direct Colors on Viscose Rayon, American Cyanamid Company, New Jersey. B. Ash, Introducing Dyeing and Printing Batsford, London (1970) 119p