Read Part 1 of this story. The discovery of aniline dye in the 19th century brought bright, permanent color into the Victorian world. These dyes, whose chemical components were derived from coal tar, ...
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1 box of powdered synthetic (aniline) textile dyes. 46 Glass jars with glass stoppers; complete range of shades. National Aniline & Chemical Co., Buffalo, NY probably 1920s-30s. Jar dimensions 5” H x ...
To color these pieces of silk with aniline blue dye, Gracile Roxas had to do her homework. Roxas, a textile conservator who was then a master’s student at the University of Glasgow, wanted to ...
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