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Sienna earths have been used as a pigment since prehistoric times, although the name terra di Siena for yellow earth did not appear in painting treatises until the second half of the 18th century. Source Iron oxide earth pigments, as they often are called, are an important group of inorganic pigments derived from minerals. Iron oxide pigments are yellow, red, and brown, but artists know them as ocher, sienna, red oxide and umber.

Unlike manufactured pigments, the color of iron oxide earth pigments varies with the composition of the particular segment of earth from which they come. The color of sienna earth pigments is derived from three constituents: the principal coloring ingredient, secondary coloring ingredients and a base.

The combination of these ingredients produces the particular color of the earth. The innumerable forms and variations in which these ingredients can combine result in the wide range of yellows, reds and browns. Principal coloring ingredient : Iron oxide hydroxide is the principal color producing ingredient in sienna earths. The properties of the particular iron oxide hydroxide present in the earth determines its color.

The nature of the iron oxide found in the deposit, rather than its percentage, is critical to the resulting earth color. Most rock contains some iron oxide. Those bearing the least amounts are limestone, white clay and colorless kaolin. Those containing the highest amounts are the rocks from which metallic iron is extracted. Secondary coloring ingredients : Calcium, manganese oxide, carbonic materials, silica and limestone are some common modifiers that affect the specific color of natural sienna earth pigments.

Manganese oxide, for example, enriches the brown in umbers. Base : Nearly all iron oxides have a alumina-silicate clay base. Clay is the weathered product of silicate rocks and is extremely varied in composition. As a result, it has numerous effects on the earth's color.

Natural sienna earth is a yellow pigment with a more or less brownish red tinge in the mass tone and a more or less yellowish undertone. It differs from the yellow ocher by having a much deeper color, more than twice the tinting power, containing only two-fifths as much silica, only one-third as much alumina and from two and one-half to three times as much iron oxide hydroxide, and in addition to this from one to one and one-half per cent of manganese oxide, to the presence of which is due the difference in color.

Raw umber moves away from the orange shades of raw sienna into the brown shades with it being another very popular earthy color for arts and crafts. As you can see from the sample above, the difference between the two colors is obvious with both performing well alone, mixed together, and mixed with other colors too. Both paint colors are extremely useful due to their versatility when mixed with other colors and although both are earthy colors, we would recommend our readers to try to add both to their collection even if they are on a budget.

Burnt umber is simply raw umber that has been calcinated via heat to bring out the more intense brown colors in it offering an eye-catching shade of dark brown. Just like the slightly lighter raw umber, it can go very well with raw sienna while also working well as a stand-alone but can sometimes struggle to mix well with lighter colors. Although some people do add raw sienna, raw umber, and burnt umber to their paint collection, many people will only add raw sienna and one of the umbers to help keep costs low due to both umbers serving a very similar role to each other while raw sienna fits its own role.

Although we would recommend that our readers do carry raw sienna in their color collection, if you are on a budget we would recommend that you go with Raw Umber alongside raw sienna rather than burnt umber. This is due to raw umber having a wider range of colors that it can mix well with to ensure that you get the best possible results out of your artwork. Although Burnt Umber is a powerful color, it tends not to be as versatile as raw umber so if you are on a budget, we always recommend that you prioritize versatility to get as much out of your collection as possible.

Sepia is another dark brown color that tends to be on the duller and deeper side than some of the other dark browns. Sepia does tend to work well with raw sienna in a number of applications but it can struggle when being mixed with other, lighter colors limiting the versatility of the color with it falling into the same trap as burnt umber covered above. Although you are able to use Sepia as your brown option in your paint collection alongside raw umber for your orange option, we would usually recommend that our readers on a budget opt for a different brown option to increase the versatility of their paints.

Raw Umber is always a solid brown option if you are on a tight budget as it tends to mix well with lighter colors when compared to sepia helping to maximize the versatility of your equipment. Van Dyke Brown is another dark brown that is popular for arts and crafts with many people adding it to their collection if they have the budget available.