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cadmium red
noun
- a pigment used in painting, consisting of the sulfide and the selinide of cadmium, characterized by its strong red or reddish color, excellent film-forming properties, and slow drying rate.
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of cadmium red1
Example Sentences
âI made it in my garden shed with a bag of cadmium red and some linseed oil. Itâs probably really toxic. I shouldnât have done it. It still uses cadmium to this day, which is why it carries such a strong warning when artists use it. But honestly, I canât find a better pigment,â he said.
The works from her âChimes at Midnightâ series, which form her sensational show in Chelsea, deftly layer references to Richard Serraâs rusted hot-rolled steel, John Chamberlainâs crumpled car bodies and Donald Juddâs perfectionism as well as his signature color, cadmium red light, to name just the most obvious.
It means those 400 broken treaties arenât your concern; theyâre just a line in an old textbook as you wave a pennant and wear your old cap with Chief Wahoo on it, that beaked-nose grinning cartoonized face in livid cadmium red.
These strange, clunky pictures, in a palette dominated by cadmium red, also included bare lightbulbs, the soles of shoes, buildings and bricks.
We sat in the center of the space where Blinky Palermoâs âTo the People of New York Cityâ was on view, surrounded on all sides by the series of black, cadmium red, and cadmium yellow panels, like methodically rearranged German flags.
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