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[RobGea]

Ah, found a whole article on the use of Titanium in art including both Anatase and Rutile.

It is usually said that titanium white pigments date from 1920, but this belongs to the history of industrial manufacturing. 
The history of the pigment itself begins c. 1800 when it was being used as a pigment in the ceramic arts for yellow glazes. 
By around 1900 it began to be used by painters, it having been found, for example, on the easel of the Impressionist painter, Camille Pissarro, who died in 1903.

painterspalettes.net >> titanium-white
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@asteckley, my apologies i did not read your post properly.