- Exploration Stage
- Italian Patio
- From
- Cardsharp
- Description
- The cost of van Eyck’s paintings is measured by the amount of blue paint on them, my dear friend. The secret is in the precious mineral called Lapis Lazuli, which van Eyck used as a pigment for the blue ultramarine paint. The blue pigment was worth its weight in gold! Let’s look for it so we can find the recipe for this shrewd Adeline.
- Completed
- Precious Lapis Lazuli, the legendary source of van Eyck’s pigment! Cardsharp’s instincts tell him that di Fiori also used it in his paintings! Can I have a little bit of it?
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