red colour (seals)

China
20th Century
Source: Sakellariou, A. G., Pathak, L. K., & Yuhainizar, S. (2008). Chinese Islamic Scrolls: A Conservation Case Study. e-conservation, (6), 67-78.
Recipe Details

Ingredients

red colorant

Evidence

"The calligrapher would stamp one or two seals in red colour. Generally, the shape of most of these stamps is squared. The seal may contain the artist name, wishes, his logotype, a date or studio name."

Remarks

The scroll features two red seals: one square seal mentioning the artist name 'Kuai Qing' and one oval seal presenting the wish 'Wan Gu Chang Chun' (ever-lasting to a long life) (p. 69). A solubility spot test determined that the red ink was slightly soluble in water (p. 71).

Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
solubility spot test
Certainty Level
Probable
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
pigment
ColorRed
RegionChina
Approx. Year1950
Source Information
AuthorSakellariou, A. G., Pathak, L. K., & Yuhainizar, S.
Collectionnorth eastern China
Language
N/A
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