Tyrian Purple | History of Colors | LittleArtTalks
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2015
- The most expensive purple dye reserved for the royals and worth its weight in silver: The history of Tyrian Purple!
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Very informative. I stumbled on a mention of this dye in the Bible. Can’t wait to share the details with my congregation on Sunday. Thank you
Note to self: the Bible is just a history book that's been modified by multiple cultures and governments and empires and also you sound like a nazi
@@colbicolbiWTF well shoot man, you're obviously having a bad day. I do hope it improves.
Really loved your video! Appreciate the nerdy smarts and humor!
yeah, but they were about wiped out by them, it takes 12,000 to make one small garment.
Thanks for the really informative video - my art history class discussed the Justinian mosaic but I had no idea that the cloak he was wearing was this valuable :x looking forward to your next video! :D
+violet969 Thanks :) I'm glad you found it interesting!
I would love to hear that lecture...Justinian was a pretty interesting guy, and art history is such a massive part of human history I always wonder why it's not often included in curriculum.
Wow.....very cool. I’m a purple fanatic and never knew this. 💜
I recently found your History of Colors videos the other day and have been watching a few, they're so informative and cool! But I'm just now realizing these are old videos, and I'm bummed because after watching this one, I was so pumped to see one about Vermilion... I doubt you'll be doing a vermilion video anytime soon😩
Glad you like them! Hope to make more if I have time :) thanks for the reminder
This is a quality piece of content. Absolutely flawless
In the Coasts of Oaxaca in Mexico, molluscs are not killed, they are "milked" every lunar cycle and left to rest and recover.
Very educational. Thanks!
THANK YOU 👏👏 someone who knows the actual history. My ancestors 😊
My brother is currently extracting Alizarin from Madder Root, could you please do a color history video on that?
There's a city named Tyre in Lebanon, Tuirean was an ancient celtic god, and the Etruscans had a king Tyhranius. The Tuirean sea in Italy. There's an ancient Irish story about the tragedy of Tuireans sons. It tells of travels and war all through Mediterranean and up to Denmark.
GREAT TALK. Thank you!
+Gene Wisniewski Thanks Gene!
Love this, thanks! :)
I recently read How to be both by Ali Smith and there is a lot of talk about painting in there and also colour and things. Apart from being a nice book overall ;) Was thinking you might like it while watching.
+1book1review Sounds right up my alley ;) Thanks for the recommendation!
Awesome channel. Fantastic info here
Great info. I believe they just found clothing in Israel that was made with this dye. Also I love Pliny the Elder from Russian River, but hate crushing sea snails.
super informative!
MAKE (videos about) ALL THE COLORS!!!!!
but I'd really like to watch you explain how this royal purple became the red used by cardinals.
I love your channel. I think I heard you talk about a blog post explaining De differences between illustration and art, but can't find the link. Also... where should I post my art question to you :D
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That was a while ago! Here's the link: littlearttalks.tumblr.com/post/82055937072/hi-i-came-across-your-blog-and-saw-posts-on
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+Little Art Talks thanks!
This is the type of dye made by Lydia in the Bible (Acts.)
My daughter is a Lydia, and all her stuff is purple.
phoenicians*****
@Falcon Slayer
Acts of the Apostles 16; 14-16
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I really learned that the ancient Phoenicians used murex shells to make the tyrian purple dye with lots of murex shells to make this color.
Very informative and very well researched, as usual! :-)
+MEGAMIGA Thanks Megamiga! Glad you liked it :)
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Cool video
Love the channel
Do one on Han Purple
Awesome video guys
+Mr Robots Thanks Mr Robots :)
This is very interesting and an impressive history on my favorite color!
We have these creatures here along the Gulf Coast.
Neat
Made by ancestors. The ancient Phoenicians
BUT BUT THE POOR SNAILS!!!!! D:
+ReadHeadPat I'm sorry snails! D:
Talk about lake colors!
+deywitt jaycees Never heard of lake colors - that's really cool :D thanks! And yes, I really want to make them too
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_pigment
Perhaps it is one of those snails that came back to discover how to make Tryrian Purple using aniline :O Poor things :(
She looks great but in my head I was waiting for her to put on more make-up while telling us all about purple dye like they do in the other streaming. Loved it.
Karen-thx for the info-I wish you had worn purple lipstick!
Phonecian, Punic, Purple. The highest colour of the Rainbow. Tyre, and Europa. The Moorish Empire.
What do you mean may have the Phoenicians did create the purple dye it's not a may have
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The past: War for robbing purple paint (tyrian purple)
Now: War for robbing yellow metal (gold)
Long live Byzantium!
Byzantine Tyrian purple is reddish
Stefan Tyre is in Lebanon
+Ali Ghais Lebanon was in the the Byzantine Empire, and it wasn't the only source of the snail in the Mediterranean.
@@vault703overseer2 tyre existed before the Byzantine empire and phoenician uses purple earlier than Greeks
sassanid empire flag:am i joke to you
I laughed way too hard at the annotation that the Talmud gave women the right to divorce a husband who became a dyer after marriage 😂😂 they realize the smell was THAT BAD
Lebanese🙋🙋
Pliny didn't describe the whole process either...
+C.E. Parks What do you think is missing from his description of the process?
+Little Art Talks That's wha I understand. He wrote the process based on what he knew. No one thinks he got the entire recipe.
+C.E. Parks That's because there never has been a "the recipe" or singular process in existence. The color would have changed depending on how the dye was handled/used/blended after extraction. Simply changing a mordant will alter the color produced on a finish product. Each ancient Bob Ross would have a different recipe.
I thought this was from oyster shells soaked in fermented urine
The host have Bells Palsy?
+C.E. Parks No, I do not. I only talk a bit crookedly when filming - more of a bad habit :P
This is the root of the 'Royal Purple' of european nobilities, the Phoenicians traveled much further than the later greeks. In the bible they are the *tribe of dan*. (serpent / leviathan)
my God you are incredibly cute almost chubby cheek BeBe Girl , you take care of your health and i wish you all the best of everything Good , be good be strong very cute cutey
the poor snails this was very cruel way just to produce a dye
Not semitic - they had red hair!!
Not Tribe of Dan either!
Granted the Phoenician alphabet is identical to Proto-Hebrew but that’s only because they were! both enslaved in Babylon!
The blue one (3:16) was used by the jews until 70CE when the technique was lost.
Nein
Vegans are gonna flip their shit over this LOL
And then,Barbarossa in his writing to emperor Manuel said,"I am the Roman emperor,you are just the king of the Greeks",pity man you just lacked the tradition to claim what you audacious said.