Prussian blue serves a cool color story ... and even industrial. Light blue walls pairs perfectly with different textures and metals for that fresh, high-end vibe," she adds.

The color used in the paintings is the same Prussian blue pigment that unintentionally appeared on the walls of the gas chambers as a by-product of the Zyklon gas used for the mass executions.

Prussian blue is the first modern synthetic pigment ... But platinum-group metals can accumulate on the walls of the melters, eventually causing an uneven distribution of heat.

The wall is painted with a blue pigment that chemists made for her, inspired by George Washington Carver’s patented Prussian Blue.Credit...Elias Williams for The New York Times Supported by By ...

In the wall text accompanying his work, his wife, art critic Geeta Kapur, mentions that “Prussian blue was Vivan’s favoured colour and he used it in this painting with the grace and pathos of ...

This blue pigment was used by many painters, but obtained the name following the decision by the Prussian Army to mass ... and the light that hits the wall of what was once a death factory.

ALTHOUGH prussian blue has been known since 1704, and has long been an important pigment, its chemistry has never been satisfactorily explained. The whole subject is surprisingly confused in spite ...