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What is the difference between John Constable's paintings and Turners Paintings?
one used oil paint and the other used water colours
What tools are used in watercolor paintings?
water and pastel Answer 2 Not pastel, please! Pastels are crayons.
What are the arts and crafts of the Yuki tribe?
they used dirt water wood coral skin fur and plants
What color paint is used in the Bradshaw paintings?
Dark reddish-brown is used in the Bradshaw paintings.
What elements did Mary Cassatt use in her paintings?
Oil paint, pastels, color woodcuts.
Was the painting water lilies by Monet painted with oil paints?
Yes yes all his water lilies paintings were oil paintings.
What was one of claude monet's paintings?
Woman with Parasol was one of his famous paintings but he may be most famous for his series of paintings, like the Water Lilly series.
What is the artistic style of Emily carr?
Emily Carr used a style of painting called post-impressionism. She used many types of paint including oil on canvas and water colors. Emily often mixed a bit of cubism in her paintings.
What do the paintings of Pat Steir explore varieties of?
Water.
What is the history of Philippine paintings?
Philippines were introduced to western paintings by the Spaniards in the 16th century. The paintings were used as a way to spread Christianity to the Philippines.
What characterizes do tempera paintings?
I think you mean: what characterizes tempera paintings? The answer is: 1. the materials used, 2. the look of the paintings in different light conditions and 3. the permanence of the paintings. 1.Tempera is made using the yolk of an egg mixed with distilled water and cloured pigment. 2.Tempera paintings do not have a shiny glare in some lighting conditions unlike oil paintings. 3.Tempera lasts (potentially) millenia, not just hundreds of years, with variable results.
What was the subject that Claude Monet painted?
It is an oil of water lilies . Actually, he painted several of this painting.
