Sepia Totally Explained

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Sepia may refer to:

The color sepia: ť #a shade of brown (Hex: #704214) (RGB: 112, 66, 20)

#a rich brown pigment derived from the ink sac of the common cuttlefish
#the name of a dark brown-grey color
Sepia, an English word of Italian origin, from seppia, meaning "cuttlefish", probably related or originated from سپیداج (Sepidāj), the Persian word for this animal
Sepia tone, a type of photographic image in which the picture appears in shades of brown
Sepia, African-American (see section below)

Science and technology

Adair sepia, a type of limestone found in Ontario, Canada

"Osso di Sepia", nickname for the Alfa Romeo Spider in Italian

Sepia, meaning cuttlefish in the Greek language

, list of Wikipedia pages about cuttlefish
Sepia (dye), cuttlefish ink, formerly an important dye; regaining favour as the techelet dye on Jewish Tallit strings
Sepia (genus), a genus of cuttlefish encompassing some of the best known and most common species
Sepia (subgenus), a subgenus of cuttlefish containing around 25 recognised species

Sepia, one of a series of forty nuclear tests, part of U.S. Operation Flintlock

Sepia-capped Flycatcher, a species of Tyrant flycatcher, a large family of passerine birds

Sepia Short-tailed Opossum, a species of Short-tailed opossum

Sepia stingray, a species of Round ray

Arts and entertainment

African-American references

"America's Greatest Sepia Piano Player", billing for Gladys Bentley (1907-1960), a famous butch lesbian African-American blues singer

Sepia (magazine), former black-owned photo-journalistic magazine which featured articles on African American achievements

"Sepia Mae West", nickname for Ida Cox (1890-1967), popular African American singer

"Sepia Series" (aka 8000 Series), launched in 1941, a Decca (US) 78 record designation for African-American artists considered to have the "crossover potential" to sell in both the black and white markets

Computer games

R-352 Sepia, type of spacecraft from Ace Combat 3 in the Ace Combat series of games

Sepia, small spider-like Akrids in the video game

Sepia Wind, an autumn-themed golf course from the online multiplayer casual golf simulation game PangYa (aka Super Swing Golf)

Japanese anime, manga, and TV series

"Memory in Sepia", episode from the manga TV series The Wallflower

Sepia, a character in the sci-fi anime Fight! Iczer One

Sepia (manga), a manga by Japanese mangaka Knife Senno

Sepia Colored Portrait, an episode from the horror anime series Vampire Princess Miyu

Sepia Triangle, episode from romance anime Canvas 2 ~Niji Iro no Sketch~

Shinesman Sepia, character from Japanese anime Special Duty Combat Unit Shinesman

Literature

Black and Sepia, a poem by British poet Eleanor Murray

Portrait in Sepia (2000), a novel by Isabel Allende

The Sepia Postcard, a short story from The Barnum Museum; a 1990 short story collection by Steven Millhauser

Music

Sepia (song)

Sepia (song), a song by the Manic Street Preachers
Sepia, a song on Perfecto Presents Ibiza; a remix album by Paul Oakenfold
Sepia, a song by Edward Ka-Spel on the 2006 Brainwaves (compilation)

"Sepia Panorama", a track by Duke Ellington on The Blanton–Webster Band CD set

Sepia Tonality, 1994 solo recording by Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis

The Sepia Coloured Photo (Porco Rosso), a track from Eminence Symphony Orchestra's 2003 A Night in Fantasia album

Painters & artists

Sepia period, a period in the lifetime of impressionist painter Armando Reverón

'Sepia Style', signature style of Australian artist Ian Stephens

Business

Café Sepia, a line of bottled coffee that contains sugar and milk produced by Ito en, a Japanese beverage company

Other

Sepia Mutiny, a blog begun by a number of South Asian American bloggers in 2004

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