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Pigment Processing: The Isolation of the Naturally Beautiful
12 Nov 2013Mankind has always enjoyed enduring works of art. The particles of the pigments have always been playing a major role. For example, the oldest cave paintings still impress us today. One of the most renowned experts for the production of historical pigments is Dr. Kremer from Aichstetten (Bavaria, Germany). This case study highlights the importance of FRITSCH laboratory mills in Dr. Kremer’s pigment processing.
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