Ivory Black
An Illustrated Dictionary of Words Used In Art and Archealogy. · 1883 · p. 20
A pigment prepared by heating ivory shavings in an iron cylinder; when from bone, it is called bone black (q.v.). The real ivory black is a fine, transparent, deep-toned pigment, extremely valuable in oil and water-colour painting. The bone black (commonly sold as ivory black ) is much browner. IMG:6949005855195395773_fig_401.jpg: Fig. 401. Ivory carving. Sword-hilt of the 16th century. IMG:6949005855195395773_fig_402.jpg: Fig. 402. Ivory carving. Spoon of the 16th century.
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