Definition of Vandyke brown in English:

Vandyke brown

noun

mass noun

A deep rich brown.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Vandyke brown print is based on the first iron-silver process, the argentotype, invented in 1842 by the English astronomer, Sir John Herschel.
- The 18th century choice of natural earth pigments typically included raw sienna and Vandyke brown or Cologne earth.
- The Vandyke print gets its name from its similarity in color to the deep brown pigment, Vandyke brown, used by the Flemish painter Van Dyck.
- Kallitype is one of a number of printing processes in the iron-silver family, along with, among others, Vandyke brown and argyrotype.

Definition of Vandyke brown in US English:

Vandyke brown

noun

A deep rich brown.
Example sentencesExamples
- Kallitype is one of a number of printing processes in the iron-silver family, along with, among others, Vandyke brown and argyrotype.
- The Vandyke brown print is based on the first iron-silver process, the argentotype, invented in 1842 by the English astronomer, Sir John Herschel.
- The Vandyke print gets its name from its similarity in color to the deep brown pigment, Vandyke brown, used by the Flemish painter Van Dyck.
- The 18th century choice of natural earth pigments typically included raw sienna and Vandyke brown or Cologne earth.

单词	Vandyke brown
释义	Definition of Vandyke brown in English: Vandyke brown noun mass noun A deep rich brown. Example sentencesExamples The Vandyke brown print is based on the first iron-silver process, the argentotype, invented in 1842 by the English astronomer, Sir John Herschel. The 18th century choice of natural earth pigments typically included raw sienna and Vandyke brown or Cologne earth. The Vandyke print gets its name from its similarity in color to the deep brown pigment, Vandyke brown, used by the Flemish painter Van Dyck. Kallitype is one of a number of printing processes in the iron-silver family, along with, among others, Vandyke brown and argyrotype. Definition of Vandyke brown in US English: Vandyke brown noun A deep rich brown. Example sentencesExamples Kallitype is one of a number of printing processes in the iron-silver family, along with, among others, Vandyke brown and argyrotype. The Vandyke brown print is based on the first iron-silver process, the argentotype, invented in 1842 by the English astronomer, Sir John Herschel. The Vandyke print gets its name from its similarity in color to the deep brown pigment, Vandyke brown, used by the Flemish painter Van Dyck. The 18th century choice of natural earth pigments typically included raw sienna and Vandyke brown or Cologne earth.
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