
The sheet, as you receive itPrussian blue was the first modern synthetic pigment, discovered in Berlin around 1706, and it changed hand coloring: deep sea blues in charts, uniform coats, kingfishers and morning-glories.
Prussian blue prints give a room depth. They work on stone and cream walls, and they pair well with navy upholstery, blue-and-white china and brass.
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