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Francesco d'Ubertino, znany jako Bachiacca, był włoskim malarzem renesansowym z florentyńskiej szkoły. Urodzony 1 marca 1494 r., rozwijał swój talent pod czujnym okiem mistrzów jak Andrea del Sarto. Jego malarstwo odznacza się niezwykłą kolorystyką i detalem, które przyciągają po dziś dzień. (fot. Wikipedia) #FrancescoDUbertino #FlorenceArt #ArtHist
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Francesco d'Ubertino, znany jako Bachiacca, był włoskim malarzem renesansowym z florentyńskiej szkoły. Urodzony 1 marca 1494 r., rozwijał swój talent pod czujnym okiem mistrzów jak Andrea del Sarto. Jego malarstwo odznacza się niezwykłą kolorystyką i detalem, które przyciągają po dziś dzień. (fot. Wikipedia) #FrancescoDUbertino #FlorenceArt #ArtHist
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Francesco d'Ubertino, znany jako Bachiacca, był włoskim malarzem renesansowym z florentyńskiej szkoły. Urodzony 1 marca 1494 r., rozwijał swój talent pod czujnym okiem mistrzów jak Andrea del Sarto. Jego malarstwo odznacza się niezwykłą kolorystyką i detalem, które przyciągają po dziś dzień. (fot. Wikipedia) #FrancescoDUbertino #FlorenceArt #ArtHist
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Francesco d'Ubertino, znany jako Bachiacca, był włoskim malarzem renesansowym z florentyńskiej szkoły. Urodzony 1 marca 1494 r., rozwijał swój talent pod czujnym okiem mistrzów jak Andrea del Sarto. Jego malarstwo odznacza się niezwykłą kolorystyką i detalem, które przyciągają po dziś dzień. (fot. Wikipedia) #FrancescoDUbertino #FlorenceArt #ArtHist
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Francesco d'Ubertino, znany jako Bachiacca, był włoskim malarzem renesansowym z florentyńskiej szkoły. Urodzony 1 marca 1494 r., rozwijał swój talent pod czujnym okiem mistrzów jak Andrea del Sarto. Jego malarstwo odznacza się niezwykłą kolorystyką i detalem, które przyciągają po dziś dzień. (fot. Wikipedia) #FrancescoDUbertino #FlorenceArt #ArtHist
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Psychedelic patterns hidden inside clay. 🍄🏺Artist: Dean McRaine #arthist... https://youtube.com/shorts/q74_spqWoYE?si=fyColrJ90tJsrUSF via @youtube
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Psychedelic patterns hidden inside clay. 🍄🏺Artist: Dean McRaine #arthist... https://youtube.com/shorts/q74_spqWoYE?si=fyColrJ90tJsrUSF via @youtube
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Psychedelic patterns hidden inside clay. 🍄🏺Artist: Dean McRaine #arthist... https://youtube.com/shorts/q74_spqWoYE?si=fyColrJ90tJsrUSF via @youtube
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Psychedelic patterns hidden inside clay. 🍄🏺Artist: Dean McRaine #arthist... https://youtube.com/shorts/q74_spqWoYE?si=fyColrJ90tJsrUSF via @youtube
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Psychedelic patterns hidden inside clay. 🍄🏺Artist: Dean McRaine #arthist... https://youtube.com/shorts/q74_spqWoYE?si=fyColrJ90tJsrUSF via @youtube
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Of all the minerals in the #OreCup for my art/physics use voting scheme copper wins hands down!
Ok, molybdenum has some applications as catalyst/electrodes/in alloys but copper is the conductor par excellence.
In art we have all of bronze & copper sculpture & many blue/green pigments! Vote copper!
Vote for #copper here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r3m1
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Of all the minerals in the #OreCup for my art/physics use voting scheme copper wins hands down!
Ok, molybdenum has some applications as catalyst/electrodes/in alloys but copper is the conductor par excellence.
In art we have all of bronze & copper sculpture & many blue/green pigments! Vote copper!
Vote for #copper here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r3m1
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Of all the minerals in the #OreCup for my art/physics use voting scheme copper wins hands down!
Ok, molybdenum has some applications as catalyst/electrodes/in alloys but copper is the conductor par excellence.
In art we have all of bronze & copper sculpture & many blue/green pigments! Vote copper!
Vote for #copper here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r3m1
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Of all the minerals in the #OreCup for my art/physics use voting scheme copper wins hands down!
Ok, molybdenum has some applications as catalyst/electrodes/in alloys but copper is the conductor par excellence.
In art we have all of bronze & copper sculpture & many blue/green pigments! Vote copper!
Vote for #copper here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r3m1
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Of all the minerals in the #OreCup for my art/physics use voting scheme copper wins hands down!
Ok, molybdenum has some applications as catalyst/electrodes/in alloys but copper is the conductor par excellence.
In art we have all of bronze & copper sculpture & many blue/green pigments! Vote copper!
Vote for #copper here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r3m1
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I’ll grant Ilmenite a titanium-iron oxide mineral with idealized formula FeTiO3 some arts points for titanium dioxide white paint but it’s no match for copper’s centuries of blue-green pigments, bronze sculpture & direct use through art history! Vote Copper!
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r2m1
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I’ll grant Ilmenite a titanium-iron oxide mineral with idealized formula FeTiO3 some arts points for titanium dioxide white paint but it’s no match for copper’s centuries of blue-green pigments, bronze sculpture & direct use through art history! Vote Copper!
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r2m1
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I’ll grant Ilmenite a titanium-iron oxide mineral with idealized formula FeTiO3 some arts points for titanium dioxide white paint but it’s no match for copper’s centuries of blue-green pigments, bronze sculpture & direct use through art history! Vote Copper!
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r2m1
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I’ll grant Ilmenite a titanium-iron oxide mineral with idealized formula FeTiO3 some arts points for titanium dioxide white paint but it’s no match for copper’s centuries of blue-green pigments, bronze sculpture & direct use through art history! Vote Copper!
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r2m1
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Round 1 Match 4: Lovely peacock ore bornite gets arts points as a source of copper, but so is rare carrollite, which is also a source of cobalt… and cobalt is important for pigments including cobalt violet, cobalt yellow, cobalt titanite green, and of course, cobalt blue.
#OreCupCobalt blue can be prepared by heating a mixture of cobalt (II)-chloride CoCl2 · 6H2O and aluminum oxide Al2O3.
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/results-r1m4
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Round 1 Match 4: Lovely peacock ore bornite gets arts points as a source of copper, but so is rare carrollite, which is also a source of cobalt… and cobalt is important for pigments including cobalt violet, cobalt yellow, cobalt titanite green, and of course, cobalt blue.
#OreCupCobalt blue can be prepared by heating a mixture of cobalt (II)-chloride CoCl2 · 6H2O and aluminum oxide Al2O3.
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/results-r1m4
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Round 1 Match 4: Lovely peacock ore bornite gets arts points as a source of copper, but so is rare carrollite, which is also a source of cobalt… and cobalt is important for pigments including cobalt violet, cobalt yellow, cobalt titanite green, and of course, cobalt blue.
#OreCupCobalt blue can be prepared by heating a mixture of cobalt (II)-chloride CoCl2 · 6H2O and aluminum oxide Al2O3.
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/results-r1m4
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Round 1 Match 4: Lovely peacock ore bornite gets arts points as a source of copper, but so is rare carrollite, which is also a source of cobalt… and cobalt is important for pigments including cobalt violet, cobalt yellow, cobalt titanite green, and of course, cobalt blue.
#OreCupCobalt blue can be prepared by heating a mixture of cobalt (II)-chloride CoCl2 · 6H2O and aluminum oxide Al2O3.
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/results-r1m4
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Round 1 Match 4: Lovely peacock ore bornite gets arts points as a source of copper, but so is rare carrollite, which is also a source of cobalt… and cobalt is important for pigments including cobalt violet, cobalt yellow, cobalt titanite green, and of course, cobalt blue.
#OreCupCobalt blue can be prepared by heating a mixture of cobalt (II)-chloride CoCl2 · 6H2O and aluminum oxide Al2O3.
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/results-r1m4
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Round 1 Match 3 of #OreCup25 #OreCup
is Ilmenite vs JadariteIlmenite as a titanium-iron oxide mineral wins the arts vote for titanium dioxide white paint in modern art (like this Franz Klein).
Though Jadarite, only discovered in 2004 gets some physics points as a source of lithium (& use in batteries) & some arts points for boron (used in ceramic & glasses) #scicomm #arthist
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r1m3
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Round 1 Match 3 of #OreCup25 #OreCup
is Ilmenite vs JadariteIlmenite as a titanium-iron oxide mineral wins the arts vote for titanium dioxide white paint in modern art (like this Franz Klein).
Though Jadarite, only discovered in 2004 gets some physics points as a source of lithium (& use in batteries) & some arts points for boron (used in ceramic & glasses) #scicomm #arthist
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r1m3
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Round 1 Match 3 of #OreCup25 #OreCup
is Ilmenite vs JadariteIlmenite as a titanium-iron oxide mineral wins the arts vote for titanium dioxide white paint in modern art (like this Franz Klein).
Though Jadarite, only discovered in 2004 gets some physics points as a source of lithium (& use in batteries) & some arts points for boron (used in ceramic & glasses) #scicomm #arthist
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r1m3
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Round 1 Match 3 of #OreCup25 #OreCup
is Ilmenite vs JadariteIlmenite as a titanium-iron oxide mineral wins the arts vote for titanium dioxide white paint in modern art (like this Franz Klein).
Though Jadarite, only discovered in 2004 gets some physics points as a source of lithium (& use in batteries) & some arts points for boron (used in ceramic & glasses) #scicomm #arthist
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r1m3
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Round 1 Match 3 of #OreCup25 #OreCup
is Ilmenite vs JadariteIlmenite as a titanium-iron oxide mineral wins the arts vote for titanium dioxide white paint in modern art (like this Franz Klein).
Though Jadarite, only discovered in 2004 gets some physics points as a source of lithium (& use in batteries) & some arts points for boron (used in ceramic & glasses) #scicomm #arthist
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/vote-results/vote-r1m3
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Voting for minerals is back this week with the new #OreCup! I am taking my art and physics applications voting scheme from the #MinCup25, but the #OreCup25 is making it hard pitting 2 strong contenders against each other in the first round! Found worldwide Copper & Galena have been used since antiquity (see the woodcut of early Galena smelting via Agricola here). Both used for pigments (as with the copper-based verdigris used in this Van Eyck).
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Voting for minerals is back this week with the new #OreCup! I am taking my art and physics applications voting scheme from the #MinCup25, but the #OreCup25 is making it hard pitting 2 strong contenders against each other in the first round! Found worldwide Copper & Galena have been used since antiquity (see the woodcut of early Galena smelting via Agricola here). Both used for pigments (as with the copper-based verdigris used in this Van Eyck).
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Voting for minerals is back this week with the new #OreCup! I am taking my art and physics applications voting scheme from the #MinCup25, but the #OreCup25 is making it hard pitting 2 strong contenders against each other in the first round! Found worldwide Copper & Galena have been used since antiquity (see the woodcut of early Galena smelting via Agricola here). Both used for pigments (as with the copper-based verdigris used in this Van Eyck).
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Voting for minerals is back this week with the new #OreCup! I am taking my art and physics applications voting scheme from the #MinCup25, but the #OreCup25 is making it hard pitting 2 strong contenders against each other in the first round! Found worldwide Copper & Galena have been used since antiquity (see the woodcut of early Galena smelting via Agricola here). Both used for pigments (as with the copper-based verdigris used in this Van Eyck).
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Voting for minerals is back this week with the new #OreCup! I am taking my art and physics applications voting scheme from the #MinCup25, but the #OreCup25 is making it hard pitting 2 strong contenders against each other in the first round! Found worldwide Copper & Galena have been used since antiquity (see the woodcut of early Galena smelting via Agricola here). Both used for pigments (as with the copper-based verdigris used in this Van Eyck).
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A tough call for the #MinCup25 semi-final but I think I have to give dioptase the arts vote as a pigment since ancient times (i.e. on Neolithic sculpture, Asian murals & Russian icons), though ‘reindeer blood’ tenebrescent, & phosphorescent, tugtupite “King of Fluorescent Minerals” is also a gem, gaining both art and physics points from me.
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r4m02
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A tough call for the #MinCup25 semi-final but I think I have to give dioptase the arts vote as a pigment since ancient times (i.e. on Neolithic sculpture, Asian murals & Russian icons), though ‘reindeer blood’ tenebrescent, & phosphorescent, tugtupite “King of Fluorescent Minerals” is also a gem, gaining both art and physics points from me.
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r4m02
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A tough call for the #MinCup25 semi-final but I think I have to give dioptase the arts vote as a pigment since ancient times (i.e. on Neolithic sculpture, Asian murals & Russian icons), though ‘reindeer blood’ tenebrescent, & phosphorescent, tugtupite “King of Fluorescent Minerals” is also a gem, gaining both art and physics points from me.
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r4m02
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A tough call for the #MinCup25 semi-final but I think I have to give dioptase the arts vote as a pigment since ancient times (i.e. on Neolithic sculpture, Asian murals & Russian icons), though ‘reindeer blood’ tenebrescent, & phosphorescent, tugtupite “King of Fluorescent Minerals” is also a gem, gaining both art and physics points from me.
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r4m02
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A tough call for the #MinCup25 semi-final but I think I have to give dioptase the arts vote as a pigment since ancient times (i.e. on Neolithic sculpture, Asian murals & Russian icons), though ‘reindeer blood’ tenebrescent, & phosphorescent, tugtupite “King of Fluorescent Minerals” is also a gem, gaining both art and physics points from me.
Vote here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r4m02
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Though kyanite is used in the arts, hematite is the most important pigment left standing, & vital to millennia of art history so easily wins the art vote. Red ochre, earth, Venetian red, mars red & English red. A stable, rich, vibrant red in cave paintings through contemporary paintings! #MinCup25
Vote for hematite here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r4m01
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Though kyanite is used in the arts, hematite is the most important pigment left standing, & vital to millennia of art history so easily wins the art vote. Red ochre, earth, Venetian red, mars red & English red. A stable, rich, vibrant red in cave paintings through contemporary paintings! #MinCup25
Vote for hematite here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r4m01
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Though kyanite is used in the arts, hematite is the most important pigment left standing, & vital to millennia of art history so easily wins the art vote. Red ochre, earth, Venetian red, mars red & English red. A stable, rich, vibrant red in cave paintings through contemporary paintings! #MinCup25
Vote for hematite here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r4m01
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Though kyanite is used in the arts, hematite is the most important pigment left standing, & vital to millennia of art history so easily wins the art vote. Red ochre, earth, Venetian red, mars red & English red. A stable, rich, vibrant red in cave paintings through contemporary paintings! #MinCup25
Vote for hematite here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r4m01
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Though kyanite is used in the arts, hematite is the most important pigment left standing, & vital to millennia of art history so easily wins the art vote. Red ochre, earth, Venetian red, mars red & English red. A stable, rich, vibrant red in cave paintings through contemporary paintings! #MinCup25
Vote for hematite here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r4m01
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Cuprosklodowskite was mistakenly named for sklodowskite, in turn named for Marie Skłodowska-Curie. Dioptase has been used as a pigment since ancient times. You find it on Neolithic sculpture. Asian murals & Russian religious icons. It’s also used in jewellery. Dioptase wins the arts vote!
#MinCup25Vote for #dioptase here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r3m04
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Cuprosklodowskite was mistakenly named for sklodowskite, in turn named for Marie Skłodowska-Curie. Dioptase has been used as a pigment since ancient times. You find it on Neolithic sculpture. Asian murals & Russian religious icons. It’s also used in jewellery. Dioptase wins the arts vote!
#MinCup25Vote for #dioptase here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r3m04
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Cuprosklodowskite was mistakenly named for sklodowskite, in turn named for Marie Skłodowska-Curie. Dioptase has been used as a pigment since ancient times. You find it on Neolithic sculpture. Asian murals & Russian religious icons. It’s also used in jewellery. Dioptase wins the arts vote!
#MinCup25Vote for #dioptase here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r3m04
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Cuprosklodowskite was mistakenly named for sklodowskite, in turn named for Marie Skłodowska-Curie. Dioptase has been used as a pigment since ancient times. You find it on Neolithic sculpture. Asian murals & Russian religious icons. It’s also used in jewellery. Dioptase wins the arts vote!
#MinCup25Vote for #dioptase here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r3m04
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Cuprosklodowskite was mistakenly named for sklodowskite, in turn named for Marie Skłodowska-Curie. Dioptase has been used as a pigment since ancient times. You find it on Neolithic sculpture. Asian murals & Russian religious icons. It’s also used in jewellery. Dioptase wins the arts vote!
#MinCup25Vote for #dioptase here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r3m04
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Look “space green” kosmochlor may be of meteorite origin and occasionally carved as it’s associated with jadeite, but blue kyanite definitely gets the arts vote for jewelry and use in porcelain and pottery glazes. Plus is gets physics points as an index mineral. #MinCup25
Vote for kyanite here: https://www.mineralcup.org/2025/vote/r3m03