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Question 1

How does tempera painting differ from oil painting?
◦ Tempera is difficult to rework because it dries quickly.
◦ Tempera creates vibrant colors and glossy textures.
◦ Tempera applies wet pigment to damp surfaces.
◦ Tempera removes the appearance of brushstrokes.

Question 2

In fresco painting, why do artists focus on sections of the composition that can be painted in one day?
◦ plaster is susceptible to mold
◦ plaster dries quickly
◦ pigment is suspended in hot wax
◦ wooden supports are sealed with glue
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Reply #1 on: Feb 2, 2021
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