Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-02

The image shows a small glass jar filled with a pale blue powder labeled "Verdigris," along with a rectangular display card showcasing the color in different applications, all set against a plain white background.

The jar, sealed with a black lid, has a tan label adhered to its front, featuring typed text in black ink. The label reads "VERDIGRIS," followed by the chemical formula "Cu(C2H3O2)2 * 2Cu(OH)2," indicating the chemical composition of Verdigris. The label also notes "C. Roberson & Co." and "EWF 1927," likely the manufacturer and date of production. A handwritten "72" is visible on the jar's lower portion, potentially a reference number or inventory code.

To the right of the jar stands the display card, also labeled "VERDIGRIS." The card is divided into three sections: the top two are painted, while the bottom section is unpainted and tan, similar to the label on the jar. The top section is painted in a pale, slightly teal blue. The middle section is a darker, rich green. Beneath the painted sections, the tan portion of the card is labeled, with "above - size" and "below - linseed oil" indicating the color's behavior in different applications.

A gray-toned scale is visible at the right of the image with markings from 10 to 40, but is not clear exactly what scale is in use.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-02

Here is a description of the image:

The image is a studio shot, likely for archival or documentation purposes, featuring historical art materials. On the left is a glass jar containing a light blue powder. The jar has a black lid and a paper label with the word "VERDIGRIS" printed on it, along with the chemical composition, the manufacturer (C. Roberson & Co.), and the date "EWF 1927". The number "72" is written in white on the jar.

To the right is a vertical rectangular box or container, also labeled "VERDIGRIS". The top portion is painted a light teal color, while the bottom section is a dark green. Text on the box indicates that "above" is "size" and "below" is "linseed oil."

To the right of the box, a grayscale card is placed to provide a visual reference for the color tones and contrast in the image.

The background is white, creating a clean, uncluttered presentation of the objects. The overall composition suggests a scientific or historical context, probably related to art history and pigment analysis.