Sentences with phrase «from cinnabar»

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He used an encaustic technique with pigments hand - ground from minerals such as lapis lazuli, malachite and cinnabar.

Then they sprinkled her remains with costly imported red pigments from the minerals cinnabar and hematite.

- * Active safety further enhanced with the inclusion of COLLISION PREVENTION ASSIST (CPA) * with adaptive Brake Assist as standard, - * elegant 5 - twin - spoke 48.3 cm (19») alloy wheels, - * all - new 5 - spoke 53.3 cm (21») alloy wheels from Mercedes - Benz Accessories - * two gleaming new paint finishes: cavansite blue and cinnabar red

His experimental spirit was preserved, and his interest in alchemical properties led him to incorporate all sorts of materials into his artistic practice: meteor dust, smoke, uranium rays, lavender, cinnabar, and even a purple pigment from the mucus excreted by snails, all belonged to his recipe list.

[5] In 1980, he began exploring Australia and Southeast Asia, working with materials like arsenic, meteor dust, smoke, uranium rays, lavender, cinnabar and a purple pigment from the mucous excreted by snails.

«The Thin Line,» an exhibit at Cinnabar, features two works by Louise Bourgeois, including «Dismemberment,» an etching from 1994.

During the past 500 years or so, human activities have released mercury from its relatively stable and water - insoluble form (cinnabar) in rocks and soil through mining, fossil fuel combustion, and other activities, and so have increased the portion of mercury that is actively cycling through the atmosphere, surface waters, plants, and animals as it changes chemical and physical form.

«Cinnabar 50 YR 32/460 from CIL is a trendy orange that, when paired with stark white and a graphic black - and white - print, is super modern,» says Alison Goodman, CIL Brand Manager.