ultramarine

But the most important discovery was the use of ultramarine.

The mass effect was of a light but most brilliant ultramarine.

The five months at sea gave him stories to incorporate into his first novel, Ultramarine.

Ultramarine is a blue pigment in use since medieval times.

One of them was adorned with a most beautiful blue, in every respect equal to the ultramarine.

They were descending through a sky of deep ultramarine.

The first recorded use of ultramarine as a color name in English was in 1598.

It became especially popular in the 17th century, when ultramarine was difficult to obtain.

Then I rough in shadows, in dark green and ultramarine.

After 1800, synthetic ultramarine and Prussian blue were added to the palette.

The colors included ultramarine, pearl, ruby red, snow white and sky blue.

There was no blue either cobalt or ultramarine in the earlier colour schemes.

This was the beginning of new industry to manufacture artificial ultramarine, which eventually almost completely replaced the natural product.

As the days slipped by, the blue of the water deepened to ultramarine, the air grew heavier and warmer.

Each turn an Ultramarine can take a certain number of actions, according to how many Action Points he has.

So, put in yellow; this shadow, rather blue, paint it with pure ultramarine; these red leaves?

Adrian's blue eyes rapidly turned from ultramarine to cobalt.

Her new paintings, in fluttery strokes of ultramarine, light blue and white, are routinely painted.

"Hardly anybody but Vermeer used ground ultramarine in the grayish background," he said.

Beyond the greenish shallows, the sea reflected the sky's bright ultramarine.

In 1954, he wrote a novel, titled Ultramarine.

In 1828 he was one of the first to devise a process for the artificial manufacture of ultramarine.

The heavens turned to ultramarine and then to indigo, and the first stars appeared.

Shiv took a deep breath and the tracery of power strengthened to ultramarine.

These ranged from the half-penny ultramarine to the one shilling violet.

That's how he got ultramarine dye all over his teeth.

But some places - the sunny ones, she thought - were ultramarine blue.

Other color names assigned to bodies of water are sea green and ultramarine blue.

It is ultramarine blue divided by four equal stripes of turquoise.

The background of all the aviation regimental flags is ultramarine blue.

A splinter of dark land rocked from side to side in an ultramarine void.

Early morning sunlight sparkled off an ultramarine sea.

Most of the boat's hull was ultramarine or deep purple, especially at the edges and along the waterline.

Who else but a monarch could conduct diplomatic relations, colonise land and create an ultramarine government?

A breeze from the north drove little puffs of white cloud across an ultramarine sky, with a bright sea running under it.

The roller coaster's color scheme includes "deep purple, ultramarine blue and cobalt."

Sandra even had a piece, a shapely vase glazed in a mixture of shades: green, ultramarine and the like.

The blue used in the branch insignia is ultramarine blue rather than the branch color.

In the abstract, or Cubist gallery, the walls were made of ultramarine canvas and were portable.

Ned wore ultramarine trousers and a teal jacket.

The background is ultramarine blue.

These were wrapped in gift paper of the same red, white, black and ultramarine colors used on the book's cover in striking triangular motifs.

The auditorium's curved white balconies project against ultramarine walls like gull wings soaring toward dusk.

Her feet rested on an unseen hardness fifty feet above the slow swells of an ultramarine sea.

The edges of the ribbon have thin stripes of white, ultramarine blue, white, and old glory red.

He wore an ultramarine chalk-striped suit with flat pockets, and the jacket was short and tight in the French fashion.

Altobello used ultramarine excessively in his pictures, which was contrary to Stanzioni's practice.

He could make out oceans, distant mountains black against an ultramarine sky, the elongated and brillant orb of a sun.

Elsewhere, a funky star shape, its limbs modulating from ultramarine blue to moss green to coral orange, spans a corner of the gallery.

Coyote peered past his fighter's HUD, trying to pick out details against the sun-sparkle off the ultramarine sea.