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Black: Fourteenth-fifteenth century, dark grey: Sixteenth century, light grey: Seventeenth century
The production of bells and cannons, as well as specific processes of stained-glass manufacture, generated black pigments. These found their way into the ateliers of illuminators, a proof of the close intertwining of different artisanal professions. The group of metal-related black pigments consists of (1) Bronze-cast black and (2) Black copper vitreous pigment.