Vermilion (Red-Orange Color)
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Vermilion (Red-Orange Color)
The fiery glow of vermilion once symbolized power but hid a toxic secret beneath its brilliance
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Why did the use of vermilion pigment decline in the 19th century despite its vivid color?
Because artists lost interest in red-orange colors during that period.
Because safer synthetic pigments were developed to replace its toxic mercury-based composition.
Because vermilion was too dull and faded quickly in artworks.
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