KT 09.024 Manganese violet
An extravagant violet, it unfolds in space like heartfelt laughter.
Referenz - Paul Baumann, Neue Farbtonkarte System Prase, Sample No. 1288, 1928
Farbfunktion - dynamic
Wirksamkeit - good under all lighting conditions
Thomas Leykauf, a chemist in Nuremberg, developed a synthesis for manganese violet from manganese dioxide and phosphoric acid in 1868. The pigment was called Nuremberg violet, and it yielded both gorgeous purples and, with Zinc white added, pleasing tints. The pigment proved to be harmful to the environment, and a new formulation based on ultramarine blue and ruby red was developed. In keeping with Leykauf’s reference color, the new formulation is extraordinarily deep and vibrant even when used in the shadows.
Katrin Trautwein, 225 Colors, 2020 ©Birkhäuser Publishers, Basel
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