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20915	Field, George	Field's Chromatography or Treatise on Colours and Pigments as Used by Artists			.txt	text/plain	60871	3005	67	Thus composed is the _citrine_ colour of fruit and foliage, on inspecting which we distinctly trace the stipplings of orange and green, or of yellow, red, and green. Growing deeper by age has been attributed to ultramarine; but it is only such specimens as would acquire depth in the fire that could be subject to the change; and it has been reasonably supposed that in pictures wherein other colours have faded, it may have taken this appearance by contrast.	cache/20915.txt	txt/20915.txt
