[no. 108] Lemon Yellow - M. Harding Oil - 40mlLemon Yellow is sometimes known as Barium Yellow, as this is Barium Chromate. It was introduced into painting after the Lead Chromates, circa 1820. Unlike Lead Chromates, Barium has proved to be permanent and non reactive. Often considered to be obsolete, Michael Harding is probably the only color maker to produce it. By itself an acidic looking yellow with weirdly green overtones, its low tint and covering power facilitates mixes with Magenta and the

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whose vulnerability to external and internal acids compromises its permanence

Effective oil painting brush cleaner derived from lavender

said to fade in hues

It is sometimes seen as a modern replacement for Prussian Blue

Designed by plein air artist Debra Latham

Often considered to be obsolete

does not match that attained in the more recent organic red pigments

- Michelle Dunaway

a synthetic inorganic compound which is used to make a solid mid-range substitute Naples Yellow

introduced in the mid 19th century

Color Index NR9 Drying Speed Slow