RUISGEEL (n. n.)
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Wit. {1. Loot-wit. 2. Schelp-wit. 3. Schelp-silver.}
Blaeuw. {4. Indigo. 5. Blauw Lack. 6. Blaeuw As. 7. Smalt. 8. Oltermarijn. 9. Lackmoes.}
Geel. {10. Ligte Schijtgeel. 11. Bruyne schijt Geel van verscheyde soorten. 12. Masticot. 13. Geel Oprement. 14. Saffraen. 15. Geel-Besien. 16. Geel Oocker. 17. Guttegom. 18. Rustgeel. 19. Schulp Gout.}
Groen. {20. Spaens groen. 21. Sap groen. 22. Bergh groen. 23. Groene Aerd of Terreverde.}
Root. {24. Fermilioen. 25. Meny. 26. Root Krijt. 27. Roon Oocker of Bruyn root. 28. Lack. 29. Brezilje verf.}
Bruyn. {30. Bruyn Oocker. 31. Bitter, of Root uyt de Schoorsteen. 32. Keulse aerde.}
Swart. {33. Lamp-swart. 34. Been-swart. 35. Wijngaert-swart. 36. Smee-Kool-swart. 37. Oostindische Inct.}
De andere Coleuren nu die in de Verlichterie souden mogen dienen, konnen alle uyt dese boven-genoemde Verwen, door vermengingh getempert en gevonden werden;
[suggested translation, Marije Osnabrugge:] White. {1. Lead White. 2. Flake white. 3. Shell-silver.} Blue. {4. Indigo. 5. Blue Laquer. 6. Blue bice. 7. Smalt. 8. Ultramarine. 9. Litmus.} Yellow. {10. Light Pinck. 11. Brown Pinck. 12. Masticot. 13. Yellow orpiment. 14. Saffron. 15. French berries. 16. Yellow Ocher. 17. Gum bugee. 18. Spruce Oker. 19. Shell-Gold.} Green. {20. Verdigris. 21. Sap Green. 22. Bergh Green. 23. Terraverde.} Red. {24. Vermilion. 25. Red lead. 26. Red Chalk. 27. Red Ocher. Spanish brown. 28. Lake. 29. Brasil.} Brown {30. Brown Ocher. 31. Soot. 32. Collins Earth.} Black {33. Lamp black. 34. Ivory Black. 35. Vine black. 36. Smal-coal black. 37. East India ink.} The other Colours that may be of use in the Illumination, can all be mixed and found from the aforementioned Colours through mixing;
This colour is also cited on pages: part I: 2, 12; part II: 54. In between pages 2 and 3, Goeree inserted a sample sheet, on which the owner of the book could paint the different colours mentioned in the book. [MO]
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{En van de hooftverwen, geel.} 10 Wat nu de Hooft-verwen betreft, tot geel neemtmen Koningsgeel, dat bekent zijnde ’t Parys geel buiten gebruik gebragt heeft ten grooten deele, en dan bezigtmen ook ligte en bruinen oker, mastikot, rusgeel, als ook ligte en bruine schytgeel, en deze stoffen zijn ’t die men weet tegenwoordig tot de geele verwe den schilderen dienstig te zijn. [...]
[translation: BEURS, en preparation, transl. Myra Scholz:] {And of the main colors—yellow} 10. Now regarding the main colors, for yellow one takes king’s yellow, which is known to have largely replaced Paris yellow. Also used are light and brown ochre, massicot, realgar, as well as light and brown yellow lake. These are the pigments presently known to be useful to painters for the color yellow.
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{Eerste Hooftverwe. Koningsgeel.} ’t Is dan nu tijd, datwe op dezelve wijze de voorgenoemde hooftverwen beschouwen, daar we eerst het Konings-geel plaatzen. […]
{Rusgeel.} ’T Rusgeel […]
{Ligte en bruinen oker.} De ligte en bruinen oker […]
{Mastikot.} De Mastikot is veel in gebruik by de landschap-schilders, […]
{Geele Schijtgeel.} De beste Geele schijtgeel […] {Bruine Schijtgeel.} alsmede de Bruine Schijtgeel, die donker en gloejend moet zijn, […]
[translation: BEURS, en preparation, transl. Myra Scholz:] {First main color: king’s yellow} It is now time for us to consider in the same way the aforementioned main colors, dealing first with king’s yellow. […] {Realgar} Realgar, […] {Light and brown ochre} Light and brown ochre […] {Massicot} Massicot is much used by landscape painters. […] {Yellow lake, brown yellow lake} The best yellow lake […] This also applies to brown yellow lake, which should be dark and glowing,[…]