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Subject:	Re: Color name for Statue of Liberty Sculpture #3450
Newsgroups:	lugnet.general, lugnet.year.2001
Date:	Mon, 6 Nov 2000 14:23:41 GMT
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Brian B. Alano wrote: > verdigris, according to www.webster.com, can be greenish or bluish, and is only > secondarily associated with copper. > patina, again according to Webster, is exactly the name of > greenish, weather-aged copper. As an aside, Sunday morning on NPR's Weekend Edition a story mentioned 'verdigris' and 'patina' (and i thing 'aged copper') in the same sentance. Isn't it odd how once you hear or see a word it shows up 'everywhere'? Or maybe I'm just paying more attention. :) -Chris ps. I prefer 'patina'

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		Re: Color name for Statue of Liberty Sculpture #3450
(...) In the circles I frequent, 'patina' is always qualified with a color name, like red patina, green patina, brown patina. Not that Lego is going to come out with all those nice colors. -Erik (24 years ago, 6-Nov-00, to lugnet.general, lugnet.year.2001)

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		Re: Color name for Statue of Liberty Sculpture #3450
(...) verdigris, according to www.webster.com, can be greenish or bluish, and is only secondarily associated with copper. patina, again according to Webster, is exactly the name of greenish, weather-aged copper. (24 years ago, 5-Nov-00, to lugnet.general, lugnet.year.2001)

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