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Cremnitz|ˈkrɛmnɪts|
Also Kremnitz.
[f. Kremnitz (formerly also Cremnitz), the German name of Kremnica, a town of eastern Czechoslovakia (formerly Körmöczbánya, Hungary).]
Used attrib. to designate a white lead pigment used as a paint base.
1874A. A. Fesquet tr. Riffault's Manuf. Colors ii. 56 The Clichy or chemical white lead is less dense and possesses less body than the Kremnitz white. 1880W. J. Muckley Char. & Use Colours 28 Cremnitz White, is sometimes known as Vienna White. It is very bright in appearance, even surpassing Flake White, but not so dense in body. It is a preparation of lead. 1934H. Hiler Technique of Painting ii. 99 White lead, the most important pigment in general use in the fine arts at the present time. It is also called..Cremnitz White. |