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STAMPIN' UP!© DESIGNER SERIES PAPER COORDINATING COLORS Sorted alphabetically by DSP name Includes most DSP colors since 2008 DSP NAME COORDINATING CARDSTOCK COLORS CATALOGS APPEARED IN A Little Foxy Stack Basic Black, Calypso Coral, Pool Party, Smoky Slate, Whisper White 2016-17 Annual Catalog Adventure Bound Basic Gray, Cajun Craze, Early Espresso, Island Indigo, Mossy Meadow, Sahara Sand, Whisper White 2015 Occasions Catalog Crumb Cake, Copper, Cucumber Crush, Daffodil Delight, Mint Macaron, Night of Navy, Watermelon Affectionately Yours Specialty 2016-17 Annual Catalog Wonder Afternoon Picnic Basic Gray, Coastal Cabana, Crushed Curry, Pear Pizzazz, Soft Suede, Very Vanilla, Wisteria Wonder 2013-14 Annual Catalog Afternoon Tea Chocolate Chip, Groovy Guava, Soft Sky, Wild Wasabi 2008 Occasions Catalog Blushing Bride, Daffodil Delight, Island Indigo, Lost Lagoon, Mossy Meadow, Pistachio Pudding, All Abloom Stack 2014-15 Annual Catalog Strawberry Slush, Whisper White Call Me Clover, Cherry Cobbler, Crumb Cake, Garden Green, gold, Real Red, Shaded Spruce, Whisper All is Bright 2018 Holiday Catalog White All is Calm Lost Lagoon, Pear Pizzazz, Smoky Slate, Soft Sky, Whisper White 2014-15 Holiday Catalog All My Love Balmy Blue, Crumb Cake, Flirty Flamingo, Lovely Lipstick, Soft Sea Foam, Whisper White 2019 Occasions Catalog Basic Black, Berry Burst, Call Me Clover, Calypso Coal, Crumb Cake, Crushed Curry, Lemon Lime Animal Expedition 2018-19 Annual Catalog Twist, Melon Mambo, Pool Party, Poppy Parade, Shaded Spruce, Whisper White Bermuda Bay, Calypso Coral, Coastal Cabana, Daffodil Delight, Garden Green, Gorgeous Grape, Artistry Blooms Granny Apple Green, Magenta Madness, Mango Melody, Melon Mambo, Night of Navy, Rich 2020-21 Annual Catalog Razzleberry, Basic White Attic Boutique Poppy Parade, Pool Party, Soft Suede, Daffodil Delight, Very Vanilla, Whisper White 2012 Occasions Catalog Autumn Meadows Chocolate Chip, Really Rust, More Mustard, Taken with Teal, Very Vanilla 2009-10 Holiday Catalog Autumn Spice Cajun Craze, Old Olive, More Mustard, Early Espresso 2010-11 Holiday Catalog Autumn Traditions Elegant Eggplant, Soft Suede, Ruby Red, More Mustard, Always Artichoke 2009-10 IB&C Autumn Vine Chocolate Chip, Really Rust, More Mustard, Sage Shadow 2008 Holiday Catalog Back to Black Basic Black, Whisper White 2014-15 Annual Catalog Banbury Certainly Celery, Pink Pirouette, Close to Cocoa, Bashful Blue 2008 Fall-Winter IB&C Be Merry Cherry Cobbler, Garden Green, Whisper White 2017-18 Annual Catalog Be of Good Cheer Cherry Cobbler, Very Vanilla, Gumball Green 2012-13 IB&C Beau Chateau Pink Pirouette, Marina Mist, Soft Suede, Very Vanilla 2011-12 IB&C Bella Birds Chocolate Chip, Bordering Blue, So Saffron, Pink Pirouette 2009 Spring-Summer IB&C 2009-10 IB&C Bella Bleu Very Vanilla, Kraft, Not Quite Navy 2009 Spring-Summer IB&C Bella Rose Riding Hood Red, Kiwi Kiss, Pink Pirouette, Chocolate Chip 2008 Fall-Winter IB&C Berry Blossoms Early Espresso, Lucky Limeade, Calypso Coral, Whisper White, Wisteria Wonder 2011-12 IB&C *6x6 DSP Page 1 STAMPIN' UP!© DESIGNER SERIES PAPER COORDINATING COLORS Sorted alphabetically by DSP name Includes most DSP colors since 2008 DSP NAME COORDINATING CARDSTOCK COLORS CATALOGS APPEARED IN Balmy Blue, Blackberry Bliss, Calypso Coral, Cherry Cobbler, Daffodil Delight, Flirty Flamingo, Garden Berry Delightful Green, Granny Apple Green, Night of Navy, Pacific Point, Poppy Parade, Rich Razzleberry, Shaded 2021 Sale-a-Bration Spruce Best Route Basic Black, Blueberry Bushel, Gray Granite, Mango Melody, Pineapple Punch, Whisper White 2018-19 Annual Catalog Best Year Ever Calypso Coral, Coastal Cabana, Crushed Curry, Sahara Sand, Soft Suede, Whisper White 2015 Sale-A-Bration 2011 Summer Catalog Beyond the Garden Wild Wasabi, Melon Mambo, Daffodil Delight, Pacific Point, Tangerine Tango 2011-12 IB&C Big Top Birthday Daffodil Delight, Old Olive, Real Red, Peach Parfait, Tempting Turquoise, Whisper White 2011-12 IB&C Basic Black, Basic Gray, Bermuda Bay, Calypso Coral, Crumb Cake, Daffodil Delight, Old Olive, Petal Bird Ballard 2019-20 Annual Catalog Pink, Pool Party, Smoky Slate, Soft Suede, Whisper White Birds of a Feather Crumb Cake, Primrose Petals, Summer Starfruit, Island Indigo, Raspberry Ripple, Whisper White 2012-13 IB&C Bermuda Bay, Calypso Coral, Crushed Curry, Gold, Mossy Meadow, Night of Navy, Tangelo Twist, Birthday Bash Specialty 2015 Occasions Catalog Whisper White Basic Gray, Bermuda Bay, Crisp Cantaloupe, Gumball Green, Raspberry Ripple, Summer Starfruit, Very Birthday Basics 2013-14 Annual Catalog Vanilla Blushing Bride, Mint Macaron, Mossy Meadow, Old Olive, Pool Party, Soft Suede, Watermelon Wonder, Birthday Bouquet 2016 Occasions Catalog Whisper White Blushing Bride, Crumb Cake, Daffodil Delight, Early Espresso, Lemon Lime Twist, Old Olive, Pacific Birthday Memories 2017-18 Annual Catalog Point, Pumpkin Pie, Real Red, Rich Razzleberry, Soft Sky, Sweet Sugarplum, Whisper White Blushing Bride, Island Indigo, Mint Macaron, Rich Razzleberry, Sahara Sand, Sweet Sugarplum, Blooms & Bliss 2016-17 Annual Catalog Whisper White Blueberry Crisp Pacific Point, Not Quite Navy, Very Vanilla, Sahara Sand 2010-11 IB&C Bohemian Bermuda Bay, Blackberry Bliss, Island Indigo, Delightful Dijon, Rich Razzleberry, Very Vanilla 2015-16 Annual Catalog Balmy Blue, Basic Black, Daffodil Delight, Grapefruit Grove, Highland Heather, Lemon Lime Twist, Botanical Butterfly 2019 Sale-A-Bration Whisper White Botanical Gardens Basic Black, Cajun Craze, Hello Honey, Mint Macaron, Mossy Meadow, Old Olive, Whisper White 2016 Occasions Catalog Botanical Gardens Vellum Stack Translucent 2016 Sale-A-Bration Botanical Gazette Early Espresso, So Saffron, Very Vanilla, Cherry Cobbler, Not Quite Navy, Marina Mist, Old Olive 2011 Occasions Catalog Brightly Gleaming Specialty Copper Foil, Mossy Meadow, Night of Navy, Pretty Peacock, Very Vanilla 2019 Holiday, 2020 Holiday Broadway Bound Specialty Basic Black, gold foil, Gray Granite, Lemon Lime Twist, Lovely Lipstick, Whisper White 2018-19 Annual Catalog Bubbles & Fizz Basic Gray, Bermuda Bay, Calypso Coral, Daffodil Delight, Lemon Lime Twist, Whisper White 2018 Sale-A-Bration Bundle of Love Specialty Blushing Bride, gold foil, Soft Sky, Very Vanilla 2017-18 Annual Catalog By the Shore Calypso Coral, Dapper Denim, Mint Macaron, Soft Sky, Very Vanilla 2016-17 Annual Catalog *6x6 DSP Page 2 STAMPIN' UP!© DESIGNER SERIES PAPER COORDINATING COLORS Sorted alphabetically by DSP name Includes most DSP colors since 2008 DSP NAME COORDINATING CARDSTOCK COLORS CATALOGS APPEARED IN Candlelight Christmas Early Espresso, Lucky Limeade, Primrose Petals, Real Red, Very Vanilla 2012 Holiday Catalog Candy Cane Christmas Garden Green, Baja Breeze, Blushing Bride, Real Red 2010-11 Holiday Catalog Candy Cane Lane Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, Real Red, Whisper White 2016-17 Holiday Catalog Candy Lane Pink Pirouette, Close to Cocoa, Riding Hood Red, Very Vanilla 2009 Spring-Summer IB&C Carried Away Mint Macaron, Night of Navy, Peekaboo Peach, Smoky Slate, Watermelon Wonder, Whisper White 2017 Sale-A-Bration Cast-A-Spell Basic Black, Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie, Perfect Plum 2009-10 IB&C Celebrations Pacific Point, Pear Pizzazz, Bashful Blue, Real Red 2010-11 IB&C Bermuda Bay, Crushed Curry, Cucumber Crush, Hello Honey, Pool Party, Tip Top Taupe, Watermelon Cherry on Top Paper Stack 2015-16 Annual Catalog Wonder, Whisper White Christmas Around the World Basic Gray, Garden Green, Old Olive, Pool Party, Real Red, Soft Suede, Very Vanilla, Whisper White 2017 Holiday Catalog Christmas Cocoa Specialty Real Red, Soft Suede 2009-10 Holiday Catalog Christmastime Is Here Specialty Cherry Cobbler, Early Espresso, Gold Foil, Mossy Meadow, Poppy Parade, Whisper White Online Only Basic Black, Basic Gray, Crushed Curry, Pumpkin Pie, Real Red, Tranquil Tide, Very Vanilla, Whisper Classic Garage 2019 Occasions Catalog White Coffee Break Early Espresso, Garden Green, Pear Pizzazz, Soft Sky, Soft Suede, Whisper White 2017-18 Annual Catalog Color Me Autumn Blackberry Bliss, Cajun Craze, Crushed Curry, Mossy Meadow, Old Olive, Soft Suede, Whisper White 2014-15 Holiday Catalog Black, Cucumber Crush, Delightful Dijon, Mint Macaron, Tip Top Taupe, Watermelon Wonder, Color Me Irresistible Specialty 2015-16 Annual Catalog Whisper White Color Theory Stack Berry Burst, Old Olive, Crushed Curry, Dapper Denim, Whisper White 2017-18 Annual Catalog Come Sail Away Balmy Blue, Basic Black, Mossy Meadow, Night of Navy, Soft Suede, Whisper White 2019-20 Annual Catalog Cajun Craze, Early Espresso, Merry Merlot, Mint Macaron, Pear Pizzazz, Pretty Peacock, Whisper Come to Gather 2019 Holiday White Comfort Café Cajun Craze, Pool Party, Summer Starfruit, Midnight Muse, Soft Suede, Very Vanilla 2012-13 IB&C Basic Gray, Bermuda Bay, Crushed Curry, Pistachio Pudding, Strawberry Slush, Tangelo Twist, Confetti Celebration 2014-15 Annual Catalog Whisper White Cottage Wall Old Olive, Orchid Opulence, Rich Razzleberry 2009-10 IB&C Blackberry Bliss, Cajun Craze, Crushed Curry, Early Espresso, Mint Macaron, Old Olive, Whisper Country Lane 2018 Holiday Catalog White Cupcakes & Carousels Stack Bermuda Bay, Calypso Coral, Early Espresso, Peekaboo Peach, So Saffron, Very Vanilla 2017 Occasions Catalog Dandy Garden* Basic Black, Blackberry Bliss, Bumblebee, Calypso Coral, Misty Moonlight, Mossy Meadow, Basic White 2021 January - June Mini Deck the Halls Cherry Cobbler, Soft Suede, Very Vanilla, Early Espresso, Always Artichoke, Crumb Cake 2010-11 Holiday Catalog
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    A SHORT HISTORY OF 18-19TH CENTURY BRITISH HAND-COLOURED PRINTS; WITH A FOCUS ON GAMBOGE, CHROME YELLOW AND QUERCITRON; THEIR SENSITIVITIES AND THEIR IMPACT ON AQUEOUS CONSERVATION TREATMENTS Stacey Mei Kelly (13030862) A Dissertation presented at Northumbria University for the degree of MA in Conservation of Fine Art, 2015 VA0742 Page 1 of 72 Table of Contents List of figures……………………………………………………………………………………...…2 List of tables……………………………………………………………………………………….....2 Abstract………………………………………………………………………………………………3 Introduction……………………………………………………………………………..………...…3 Research aims, methodology and resources………………………………………………….…....4 1. Aims……………………………………………………………………………………..…...4 2. Research Questions…………………………………………………………………..…...….4 3. Literature review……………………………………………………………………….....….5 4. Case Study Survey………………………………………………………………………..….5 5. Empirical Work……………………………………………………………………………....6 Chapter 1: A Brief History of Hand-coloured Prints in Britain………………………………....6 1.1 The popularity of hand-coloured prints…………………………………………………….....6 1.2 The people behind hand-colouring……………………………………………………..….….9 1.3 Materials and Methods……………………………………………………………………....14 Chapter 2: Yellow Pigments: A focus on Gamboge, Chrome Yellow, and Quercitron……….19 2.1 Why Gamboge, Chrome Yellow, and Quercitron……………………………………….…..19 2.2 Gamboge……………………………………………………………………………….....….20 2.2.1 History…………………………………………………………………………….…....20 2.2.2 Working properties…………………………………………………………………..…21 2.2.3 Physical and chemical properties…………………………………………………..…..21 2.2.4 Methods of