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Copper Arsenite

PG22

Pigment Description

Refer to the entry for PG21. Extremely Toxic*. Discontinued, obsolete. Paris Green, historical Emerald Green, Schweinfurt Green. This pigment should not be used for any reason.

Resources

PG22 pigment data from David G. Myers, The Color of Art Pigment Database, Artiscreation.com

Information about PG22 from Bruce MacEvoy, Handprint Guide to Watercolors,

Stats

Lightfastness

Reactive, color shifts reported

Toxicity

Extremely toxic

CAMEO comments on the extreme toxicity of this pigment. This green is not safe to be around even after it is painted out. Treat all pigments and paints with studio safety protocols.

Dry Pigments listing PG22

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