Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-06-02

Here's a description of the image:

The image showcases a set of artist's materials related to the color "Indian Red". The central elements are:

• A glass jar: It contains a reddish-brown pigment, labeled with a tan label that reads "INDIAN RED (Colcother) (Caput Mortuum) Fe2O3 Winsor & Newton" This indicates the pigment's common name, alternate names, chemical composition (iron oxide), and manufacturer. There is a handwritten number "200" at the bottom of the jar.
• A painted sample: A tall rectangular block painted with the "Indian Red" pigment is shown on a background. The top half appears to be painted with "size" and the bottom portion is painted with linseed oil.
• Color chart: There is a small color chart with varying shades of gray next to the sample.
• White background: All the items are placed against a clean, white background.

The image seems to be a reference, likely a swatch card to show how "Indian Red" appears with different mediums or a sample of how the paint reacts to various materials.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-06-02

The image shows a bottle of Indian Red pigment from Winsor & Newton, accompanied by a color swatch. The bottle is clear glass with a black lid and has a paper label wrapped around it. The label reads "INDIAN RED (Colcother) (Caput Mortuum) Fe203 Winsor & Newton." The bottle contains a deep red powder or pigment, and the number "200" is written on the glass, seemingly with a marker.

Next to the bottle is a rectangular swatch of color painted in what appears to be the same Indian Red pigment. The bottom portion of the swatch has a paper label that reads "INDIAN RED above - size below - linseed oil." This likely indicates the pigment's appearance when used with size and linseed oil mediums.

To the right of the color swatch is a grayscale reference card with numbered markings.

The background is plain white, and the lighting is well-distributed, making the colors and details clear.