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Tempera (Italian: [
ˈtɛmpera]), also
known as egg
tempera, is a permanent, fast-drying
painting medium consisting of
pigments mixed with a water-soluble...
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Tempera is a
painting medium.
Tempera may also
refer to: MT
Tempera, a
Finnish oil
tanker Tempera (horse), an
American Thoroughbred racehorse Vince Tempera...
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Vince Tempera (born 18
September 1946) is an
Italian musician, composer, arranger,
record producer and conductor. Born in
Milan as
Vincenzo Tempera, he...
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paintings which seem to be of the
highest contemporary quality.
Encaustic and
tempera are the two
techniques used in antiquity.
Encaustic largely ceased to be...
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Tempera was
founded in 1901 by
Christiana Herringham (1852–1929) and a
group of
British painters who were
interested in
reviving the art of
tempera painting...
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replaced the use of egg
tempera paints for
panel paintings in most of Europe,
though not for
Orthodox icons or wall paintings,
where tempera and fresco, respectively...
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Anubis The king with Anubis, from the tomb of ****mheb; 1323-1295 BC;
tempera on paper;
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Anubis amulet; 664–30 BC; faience;...
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Whitfield and
Michael Raeburn, René Magritte,
Catalogue Raisonné, Gouaches,
Temperas,
Watercolours and
Papiers Collés, London, 1994, vol. IV, no. 1547, illustrated...
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painted in egg
tempera and
embellished with gold leaf.
Differently from his
contemporaries and
artists before him,
Duccio was a
master of
tempera and managed...
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dilute pigment of red
ochre (a form of iron oxide) in a
collagen tempera (i.e., gelatin) medium,
using a
technique similar to the
grisaille emplo****...
