• Philo-Tinctorius to the Chemistry Committee of the Society of Arts, 3 December 1765. In this letter, an anonymous inventor described his efforts to improve colormaking, and, perhaps, win a prize from the Society of Arts. Philo-Tinctorius discussed his research and offered a chemical rationale, based on Stahl and Hellot, for the experiments he performed, as well as the practical considerations behind his undertaking.

In this letter, an anonymous inventor described his efforts to improve colormaking, and, perhaps, win a prize from the Society of Arts. Philo-Tinctorius discussed his research and offered a chemical rationale, based on Stahl and Hellot, for the experiments he performed, as well as the practical considerations behind his undertaking.

From The creation of color in eighteenth-century Europe by Sarah Lowengard

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