Caeruleus Berolinensis
Caeruleus
Berolinensis
Caeruleus Berolinensis[1][2] vel caeruleus Borussicus sive "caeruleum Borussicum"[3] unus ex pluribus coloribus caeruleis est. Color Berolini in Borussia a chemico Berolinensi anno 1704 inventus est.
Ioannes Lindley[4] cyaneo color caerulei Berolinensis adaequabat.
Notae
[recensere | fontem recensere]- ↑ Notitia cœrulei Berolinensis nuper inventi anni 1710
- ↑ Jahrbuecher der teutschen medicin und chirurgie, Band 2 1813 (Germanice)
- ↑ Die neuern Arzneimittel: ihre physischen und chemischen Eigenschaften ... Von Victor Adolf Riecke 1840
- ↑ An Introduction to Botany, vol. II, Londinii 1848, p. 372 (Textus apud Google Books)
Caeruleum Berolinense in pictura
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La Nuit étoilée - "caelum astris ornatum" Vincentii van Gogh -
"Tabellarius" Vincentii van Gogh -
"Oletum" Vincentii van Gogh -
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Nexus externi
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Caeruleus Borussicus PB27 (Anglice).
- Handprint. Color Vision (Anglice).
- Miscellanea Berolinensia ad incrementum scientiarum 1710
Alium inceptum vicipaediae
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