Figure 2From: An investigation of the lead tin yellows type I and II and their use in Bohemian panel paintings from the Gothic periodRaman spectra of standard pigment lead tin yellow type II. Raman spectra of lead tin yellow type II and cassiterite (SnO2) in the range of 50–2000 cm−1 with one detail of spectra variation observed in the region around 633 cm−1: 2a) and 2b) lead tin yellow type II (Kremer No. 10120); 2c) mineral cassiterite (SnO2). Detail: Raman spectra of all pigments in the region of 200–1000 cm−1, in the spectrum 2b Raman band at 635 cm−1 is visible that indicates the presence of mineral cassiterite (SnO2).Back to article page