This is a rare pigment that is mostly discontinued. We loved it in Schmincke Mussini's Yellowish Green Ural (pre-2010 formulation). We were sad to see this fascinating pale yellow green go. It does have a toxicity rating of B, so handle with appropriate care.
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Nickel Barium Titanium Primrose Priderite
PY157
Alternate Names
Daipyroxide Yellow
Priderite Yellow
Pigment Description
Resources
PY157 pigment data from David G. Myers, The Color of Art Pigment Database, Artiscreation.com
Stats
Lightfastness
Excellent
Solid 8's (highest marks) on the blue wool scale.
Transparency
Semi-Transparent, Semi-Opaque
Toxicity
Hazard, nickel may be an issue
Artiscreation has a note on the nickel hazard and also rates this pigment as "B" meaning "Hazard if carelessly handled, ingested in large amounts or over long periods of time; Do not ingest; Avoid dust & spray.". Treat all pigments and paints with studio safety protocols.
Dry Time
Fast to Medium
Dry Pigments listing PY157
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