Substance, usually a metallic salt or solution, added to linseed oil or other painting oils to accelerate the rate of drying (see OILS, DRYING). Some pigments, such as lead white, have siccative properties.
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| Art Encyclopedia: Siccative |
Substance, usually a metallic salt or solution, added to linseed oil or other painting oils to accelerate the rate of drying (see OILS, DRYING). Some pigments, such as lead white, have siccative properties.
See the Abbreviations for further details.
| Fat over lean | |
| Drying oil | |
| Oil paint |
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