Materials
What is a Bruh used for?
Painting
What is alla prima?
Wet on wet painting or direct painting
When was the renaissance?
15th and 16th Century
What is a silverpoint?
A silver rod used to draw with.
What is underpainting?
The first layer in a painting often thin
Who were the Impressionists?
Impressionism was a 19th-century art movement in France by visible brush strokes, open composition, emphasis on accurate depiction of light in its changing qualities
What is safflower oil used for?
To preserve brushes after use
What does Fat over Lean mean?
You paint with less fat than more after successive layers
What color marked one of Picasso's most significant artistic periods?
Blue
What is PVA size?
Watered down PVA
using oil paint and paper to transfer a drawing onto a canvas
Albrecht Dürer was part of what art movement?
The Northern Renaissance
What is calcium carbonate used to make?
Combined with linseed oil it makes Velázquez Medium
What is a brunaille?
A brown underpainting
Velázquez was the painter of what country's court?
Spain