- This colour is not used now. It was the most vibrant green available until the 19th century, and it was used through the Middle Ages, Renaissance and Baroque.
- It is a moderately-transparent bluish green, and it´s often mixed with lead white and lead-tin yellow.
- It was usually used for landscapes and drapery. It was very used beacuse of its transparent abilities as a glaze on paintings. It can make a lot of mixtures.
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