Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Materials Facet
3. Materials (hierarchy name)
4. materials (substances)
5. [materials by function]
6. colorant (material)
7. pigments
8. [pigment by composition or origin]

Narrower term/s

• synthetic inorganic pigment[+]
  • synthetic inorganic black pigment [NP] [+]
    • Mars black (pigment)
  • synthetic inorganic blue pigment [NP] [+]
    • artificial ultramarine blue (pigment)
    • cerulean blue (pigment)
    • cobalt blue (pigment) [+]
      • Leithner's blue
      • cobalt oxide
      • zaffer
    • Egyptian blue
    • manganese blue
    • smalt (pigment)
    • tungsten blue
    • verditer (pigment) [+]
      • blue verditer (pigment)
      • green verditer (pigment) [NP]
    • bleu cendres
    • Pompeian blue
    • Pozzuoli blue
    • Egyptian green
    • Chinese purple
  • synthetic inorganic brown pigment [NP] [+]
    • Mars brown (pigment)
    • brown ocher
    • burnt ocher (pigment)
    • synthetic Van Dyck brown
    • Rubens brown
  • synthetic inorganic green pigment [NP] [+]
    • blue-green oxide
    • cadmium green (pigment)
    • chromium oxide green (pigment) [+]
      • Dingler's green
      • Schnitzer's green
    • cobalt green (pigment)
    • copper resinate
    • emerald green (pigment and insecticide) [+]
      • imperial green (pigment)
      • Mitis green (pigment)
    • Scheele's green (pigment)
    • permanent green
    • ultramarine green (pigment)
    • verdigris (pigment)
    • viridian (pigment)
    • zinc chrome green
    • green verditer (pigment)
    • Arnaudon's green
    • prasine (mineral or pigment) [NP]
  • synthetic inorganic red pigment [NP] [+]
    • antimony orange
    • cadmium red (pigment) [+]
      • cadmium red lithopone
    • Indian red (pigment)
    • potter's pink
    • red lead (pigment)
    • antimony trisulfide
    • molybdate orange
  • synthetic inorganic violet pigment [NP] [+]
    • cobalt violet (pigment) [+]
      • deep cobalt violet
      • light cobalt violet
    • purple of Cassius
  • synthetic inorganic yellow pigment [NP] [+]
    • barium yellow (pigment)
    • cadmium yellow (pigment) [+]
      • cadmium orange (pigment)
      • cadmium yellow lithopone
      • deep cadmium yellow
      • lemon cadmium yellow
      • middle cadmium yellow
      • pale cadmium yellow
      • Aurora yellow (pigment)
      • cadmium sulfide
    • chrome yellow (pigment)
    • cobalt yellow (pigment)
    • Mars yellow (pigment)
    • Naples yellow (pigment)
    • nickel-titanium yellow
    • golden ocher [+]
      • transparent gold ocher
      • Roman ocher
    • light ocher
    • Oxford ocher
    • spruce ocher
    • yellow ocher (pigment)
    • strontium chromate
    • Turner's yellow (pigment) [+]
      • Cassel yellow
    • uranium yellow
    • zinc yellow (pigment)
    • king's yellow (pigment)
    • calcium chromate (pigment)
    • massicot [NP]
    • brilliant yellow (pigment)
    • neutral orange
    • lead-tin yellow (lead compound)
    • lemon yellow (pigment)
    • ultramarine yellow (pigment)
    • mosaic gold
• natural inorganic pigment[+]
  • inert pigment [+]
    • aluminum stearate white [NP]
    • blanc fixe [NP]
    • magnesium carbonate (pigment)
  • earth color (pigment) [+]
    • sienna (pigment) [NP] [+]
      • burnt sienna (pigment)
      • raw sienna (pigment)
    • umber (pigment) [NP] [+]
      • burnt umber (pigment)
      • raw umber (pigment)
    • ocher (pigment) [NP] [+]
      • brown ocher [NP]
      • burnt ocher (pigment) [NP]
      • red ocher (pigment) [NP]
      • golden ocher [NP] [+]
      • transparent gold ocher [NP]
      • light ocher [NP]
      • Oxford ocher [NP]
      • spruce ocher [NP]
      • yellow ocher (pigment) [NP]
      • Roman ocher [NP]
    • Spanish earth (pigment)
    • goethite (pigment) [NP]
    • black earth (pigment) [NP]
  • mineral pigment [+]
    • azurite (pigment) [NP]
    • green earth (pigment) [NP] [+]
      • Bohemian earth
      • Cyprian green earth
      • Tyrolean green
      • Verona green
    • malachite (pigment) [NP]
    • aerinite (pigment)
    • jarosite (pigment)
    • botallackite (pigment)
    • mineral black (pigment)
    • mimetite [NP]
• metallic pigment
• ocher (pigment)[+]
  • brown ocher [NP]
  • burnt ocher (pigment) [NP]
  • red ocher (pigment) [NP]
  • golden ocher [NP] [+]
    • transparent gold ocher
    • Roman ocher
  • transparent gold ocher [NP]
  • light ocher [NP]
  • Oxford ocher [NP]
  • spruce ocher [NP]
  • yellow ocher (pigment) [NP]
  • Roman ocher [NP]

Anotations

Scope note:

Refers to pigment not containing carbon, ultimately not derived from vegetable or animal sources. Examples of sources of inorganic pigments include clay earth and malachite.