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How did Mary Cassatt became famous?
Her painting, The Bath, made her very famous. By: Megan Eckelberry
Why is Mary Cassatt called the artist of nursery?
Because she made paintings of children.
American painter whose sensitive portrayals made her one of the prominent new impressionists?
Mary Cassatt
Did the impressionists only use paint?
Most of them did. However Renoir and Degas also made small sculptures. Degas and Mary Cassatt sometimes used pastels.
What elements did Mary Cassatt use in her paintings?
Oil paint, pastels, color woodcuts.
What is the Virgin of Guadalupe in the Basilica made of?
You mean the painting of the Virgin Mary? It is an oil painting on a tilma, or peasant cloak made of ayate, an agave-fiber textile. One of the interesting facts surrounding this painting is that ayate naturally disolves in less than 40 years, while this painting has lasted for more than 480 years.ClarificationThe painting is not oil, it is a mystery. Sceintists are unable to determine how the painting was made as they cannot find any pigment and the color seems to be on the very surface of the fibers of the cloak and does not penetrate the fabric.
What were Winston Churchill's hobbies?
Winston Churchill's hobbies were reading, writing, painting, and sketching
What style of painting did the safavids perfect?
they made sure their painting was made for a God or type of king..
What is the painting Boy with a Pipe made of?
It is an oil painting on canvas.
Who made the pop art painting rolling stones?
Andy Warhol made the painting Rolling Stones
What was the painting Le Picador made of?
Picador was an oil painting on wood.
What is the difference between painting and drawing on a computer?
In a painting, someone uses a brush to smear paint based on oil water or acrylic compounds onto a surface like canvas, wood, cardboard, a wall.. any flat surface. In a drawing on a computer, someone uses the mouse or a stylus to indicate where certain colors should be displayed on a grid, this grid can me made so fine that the difference between an image of a painting is indistinguishable from a computer drawing.
