- (a.k.a. copperas)
mixed with
white chalk. The
pigment contains up to 50% of the
ferric oxide. Historically,
Venetian red was a red
earth color often used...
-
horizontal slats instead of
lenses Venetian chalk, a
white compact talc or
steatite used
especially for
marking on
cloth Venetian mask, a
special variety traditionally...
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Venetian gl**** (Italian:
vetro veneziano) is gl****ware made in Venice,
typically on the
island of
Murano near the city.
Traditionally it is made with a...
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chalk or whiting,
which compromised the whiteness,
brittleness and
weight in
comparison to
Venetian ceruse. The
primary active ingredient in
Venetian...
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crayons (French: [tʁwɑ kʁɛjɔ̃]; English: "three
chalks") is a
drawing technique using three colors of
chalk: red (sanguine),
black (a type of schist), and...
-
where he was well
received and
produced numerous drawings in silverpoint,
chalk and charcoal. In
addition to
attending the coronation, he
visited Cologne...
- Tintoretto, a
decade senior,
Veronese is one of the "great trio that
dominated Venetian painting of the cinquecento" and the Late
Renaissance in the 16th century...
- lead
white paint,
sometimes with
added chalk.
Panels were
prepared with a gesso, a
mixture of glue and
chalk.
Modern acrylic "gesso" is made of titanium...
- stone, such as Bath stone.
Types of rock
extracted from
quarries include:
Chalk China clay
Cinder Clay Coal
Construction aggregate (sand and gravel) Coquina...
- are made by
mixing organic dyes, made from
insects or plants, with
white chalk or alum. Red lac was made from the gum lac, the dark red
resinous substance...