This section is from the book "Cyclopedia Of Painting", by George D. Armstrong. Also available from Amazon: Cyclopedia of Painting.
Chrome yellow, mineral yellow, Naples yellow.
Cremintz white, flake white, pearl white.
Red. Red lead, purple red, iodine scarlet.
Verdigris, Scheele's green, emerald green, mountain green.
Orange chrome.
Zinc white, constant white, tin white.
Red. Vermilion, red ochre, Indian red, madder lakes.
Yellow ochre, barium ehromate, zinc chromate, aureolin, raw sienna.
Chrome green, cobalt green.
Ultramarine, smalt, Thenard's blue.
Vandyke brown, raw umber, burnt umber, manganese brown, sepia.
Ivory black, lamp black, Indian ink, graphite.
Orange vermilion, burnt sienna.
Yellow orpiment, king's yellow, Indian yellow, gamboge.
Red. Iodine scarlet, cochineal, carmine.
Golden antimony sulphide, orange orpiment.
Sap green.
Ultramarine.
Tin white, barium white, zinc white. Red. Red ochre, Venetian red, Indian red. Yellow. Naples yellow, antimony yellow. Blue. Smalt and royal blue, ultramarine. Green. Chrome green, cobalt green. Orange. Burnt sienna, burnt ochre. Brown. Burnt umber, manganese brown. Black. Graphite, mineral black.
Permanent white, baryta white, gypsum, zinc white.
Red. The vermilions, light red, Venetian red. Indian red, madder lakes.
Cadmium, orange chrome, Mars orange, burnt sienna, burnt Roman ochre, light red.
Aureolin, cadmium yellow, lemon yellow, Naples yellow, Mars yellow, raw sienna, yellow ochre, Roman ochre, transparent gold ochre, brown ochre, Indian yellow, Oxford ochre.
Oxide of chromium, transparent oxide of chromium, viridian, emerald green, malachite green, verdigris, terre verte, cobalt green, chrome green.
Genuine ultramarine, artificial ultramarine, new blue, permanent blue, cobalt blue, cerulean blue, smalt.
Purple madder, Mars violet.
Bone brown, bistre, Prussian brown, burnt umber, Vienna brown, Vandyke brown, Cologne earth, asphalt-um, Cassel earth, manganese brown.
Raw umber, Mars brown.
Ivory black, lamp black, blue black, charcoal black, cork black, Indian ink, black lead, drop black, plumbago.
 
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