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http://cin-antologia.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/E879.jpg15012251The colour of an old pigment used in painting, known as Venetian red or sinopia. It is made from earth rich in reddish brown iron oxide and is very common in the art of the Italian Renaissance.