temple de huevo

temple de huevo

A technique in painting that uses water and egg yolk as the medium to carry the pigment, usually applied to a wood board prepared with a white ground.

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temple

Art history; General art history

The technique of painting with pigments bound in a water-soluble emulsion, such as water and egg yolk, or an oil-in-water emulsion such as oil and a whole egg. Some tempera paints ...

temple

Art history; Visual arts

An italian word meaning to mix. It is a painting medium in which ground pigments are mixed with egg yolk, thinned with water and applied to specially prepared wooden panels. It ...

temple

Arts & crafts; Fine art

Pigments mixed with a water-soluble base such as casein, size, or egg yolk. Tempera dries with a flat, dull finish.

huevo

Dairy products; Ice cream

A food product produced from fowl that is used as both an ingredient and a main dish for baked foods. Eggs have a firm shell of calcium carbonate enclosing a liquid white, a ...

rayos x

Art history; Visual arts

Fotografía que usa rayos x. Las imágenes en rayos x se han utilizado para identificar lo que yace bajo la superficie de una pintura, incluyendo obras o estudios y bosquejos ...

xerografía

Art history; Visual arts

Proceso de fotocopiado en seco en que se transfiere una imagen de forma electrónica y se fija en un trozo de papel u otra superficie.

aguada

Art history; Visual arts

Capa delgada de pigmento diluido utilizado para aumentar el aspecto de una sombra.

visual

Art history; Visual arts

Que concierne al sentido de visión; algo que produce una imagen en la mente.

valor

Art history; Visual arts

Oscuridad o luminosidad relativa de un color. El blanco representa el valor más alto; el negro, el más bajo; y los grises, todos los valores posibles entre medio. Cada tono tiene ...

retrato

Art history; Visual arts

A two- or three-dimensional representation of a person (or group), concerned mainly with faithful recording of physiognomy, identifying its subject(s) as unique historical ...