“Stack Process Flake White (also known as lead white) is lead white made according to the traditional method using the 'stack process' or 'old Dutch method' to make the lead white pigment that is then ground in linseed oil. For more information on how Natural Pigments makes stack process flake white, how it was made throughout history, and how it differs from modern lead white, please read [the Natural Pigments article] Stack Process White Lead: Historical Method of Manufacture. Another article [from Natural Pigments], Notes About Stack Process Lead White, discusses differences between modern lead white and our production of stack process flake white pigment. A third article, Variations of Stack Flake White, examines the properties of larger particle size stack process flake white have in oil paint. Confused about the difference between flake white and Cremnitz white? The article [on the Natural Pigments site titled] Flake White and Cremnitz White explains the origins of these names and resolves the confusion. For a complete description of white pigments used in artists' paints, please read the [Natural Pigments] article titled White Pigments.”-Natural Pigments