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April 17, 2018
"O" is for Ochre
Ochre is a natural earth pigment that has been used by painters since prehistoric times. Colours range from yellow and orange to red and deep rusty brown. The village of Roussillon in Provence has the world's largest known deposit of ochre.
Previous A to Z Posts:
"O" is for Oxford Street
"O" is for Obelisk
"O" is for Olive
Previous A to Z Posts:
"O" is for Oxford Street
"O" is for Obelisk
"O" is for Olive
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