Strontium

Naples yellow.

Orpiment, Chrome Red, Indian Lake, Genuine, Alizarin Lakes of all shades, Burnt Umber, Madder Lakes of all shades, Chromate of Barium, Chromate of Zinc, Chromate of Strontium, sometimes called Ultramarine Yellow.

Permanent Foundations for Painting Many a painting decomposes, cracks, chips and otherwise fails because the foundation upon which it is painted is unstable.

there is an enduring feature connected with oil paintings which has been described elsewhere and it is not necessary to go into this subject in this volume but suffice it to say that canvas is the least permanent of all foundations and there is hardly any one of the paintings by the old masters or even any of the paintings in existence by the modern masters of one hundred years ago that has not been relined that is to say the canvas has been mounted on other canvas in order to give it stability and permanence the principal foundations that have been used have been wood of various types and metal Wood really is as permanent as anything in existence, excepting that eventually it becomes either rotted through excessive moisture, or a certain worm invades it and bores irregular holes through it.

Naples yellow.

Opiumant, Chrome Red, Indian Lake, Genuine, Alizarin Lakes of all shades, Burnt Umber, Madder Lakes of all shades, Chromate of Barium, Chromate of Zinc, Chromate of Strontium, sometimes called Ultramarine Yellow.

Permanent Foundations for Painting Many a painting decomposes, cracks, chips and otherwise fails because the foundation upon which it is painted is unstable.

there is an enduring feature connected with oil paintings which has been described elsewhere and it is not necessary to go into this subject in this volume but suffice it to say that canvas is the least permanent of all foundations and there is hardly any one of the paintings by the old masters or even any of the paintings in existence by the modern masters of one hundred years ago that has not been relined that is to say the canvas has been mounted on other canvas in order to give it stability and permanence the principal foundations that have been used have been wood of various types and metal Wood really is as permanent as anything in existence, excepting that eventually it becomes either rotted through excessive moisture, or a certain worm invades it and bores irregular holes through it.

really us looking at your, you know, your zinc levels were high.

That's why we are sort of giving you some advice there and including Strontium.

But let's talk about your house.

You know, do you live near an area of high traffic density or do you feel like you could be downstream from some source where there could be dust leaking into your house?