mummy brown造句

• The terminal line and subterminal line are formed by dots of mummy brown with a green centre.
• Mummy Brown eventually ceased being produced in its traditional form later in the 20th century when the supply of available mummies was exhausted.
• There is also a very weak pre-tornal marking and a small mummy brown dash near the base of the inner margin.
• The forewings are warm buff, moderately sprinkled with mummy brown and with a strong dark mummy brown marking at the base of the costa, a similar small dash slightly outwardly-oblique of this.
• The forewings are warm buff, moderately sprinkled with mummy brown and with a strong dark mummy brown marking at the base of the costa, a similar small dash slightly outwardly-oblique of this.
• Old-master painters used mummy brown, a pigment consisting of pulverized Egyptian mummies, but no one complains about the shadows in 18th-century European paintings of the Virgin being made out of dead people.
• There is a bold mummy brown spot in the disc before the middle at about two-fifths, a similar spot slightly obliquely before it in the plical fold, and a third larger spot at the end of the cell.
• There is also a series of small mummy brown interneural dots along the terminal margin continuing around the apex and along the costa to about three-fifths, the last two or three spots being slightly larger and more widely spaced.
• "Caput mortuum " is also sometimes used as an alternative name for mummy brown ( alternatively Egyptian brown ), a pigment that was originally made in the 16th and 17th centuries from ground-up mummies, and whose use was discontinued in the 19th century when artists became aware of its ingredients.