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Michele,
this is from the ARC Articles - The Painter in Oil - Daniel Burleigh Parchurst - Page 9 / 10.
"Luminosity. The impressionist is imbued with the fact that all the light by means of which things are at all visible is luminous - that it vibrates. He does not think that living light can be represented by dead color."
"body color" I have seen used in that same article and other places too.
Allan
Ps. I see now that "dead color" could be something like "one plain color" in contrast to the effect of two contrasting colors that interacts.
Body color is still in question.
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