the mode macabre: it's not that easy being green – Penny Snark
The Paris Review - Scheele's Green, the Color of Fake Foliage and Death
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The History of Green Dye Is a History of Death - Racked
New Oil Colours: Emerald Green, Indigo & Lamp Black- Jackson's Art Blog
Bright green books from the 19th century may contain a hidden danger — arsenic | CBC Radio
A Little History of Arsenic Green – American Duchess Blog
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The History of Green Dye Is a History of Death - Racked
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A Little History of Arsenic Green – American Duchess Blog
Dr Julie Wertz on X: "Emerald green, or copper acetoarsenite, is one of my favourite colours. The eerie and fantastic hue that Van Gogh used in this self-portrait at @harvartmuseums contains poisonous
The Deadly History Of Green Victorian Gowns — Eternal Goddess
Pigments through the Ages - Overview - Emerald green
Bright green books from the 19th century may contain a hidden danger — arsenic | CBC Radio
A Little History of Arsenic Green – American Duchess Blog
The Price of Fashion - Arsenic Green - Tees Valley Museums
The Arsenic Fashion That Killed Victorians - YouTube
Arsenic and old books | UDaily
FOBA - Yikes! While it's been known that "emerald green" pigment containing arsenic was used in Victorian-era textiles and wallpapers, two conservators at the Winterthur Museum and Library in Delaware are working
Arsenic and old lace: When women's clothing could actually kill you | Dangerous Minds
A full length view of a mid 19th century 'arsenic green' dress. Eleanor Keene | Victorian fashion, Vintage dresses, Green dress
Victorians Were Obsessed With A Shade Of Green That Killed Them
This Trendy But Toxic Shade of Green Left Thousands Dead in the Victorian Era
Victorians Were Obsessed With A Shade Of Green That Killed Them
