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The main oil used is linseed oil. It has great drying capacities. But it goes yellow in time (only when put in the dark!). It goes clear again in the light.

Chinese oil paints are often made of tung oil - a great material, only it can't be mixed with linseed oil because they have very different drying capacities.

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12y ago

It's hard to say... Cave paintings have been found around the world. They used early paints made from pigments they could get their hand on we will most likely never know

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Many have said that early famous painters discovered paint, but i think that pant was made by Indians that put mysterious paintings on walls in caves and on their skin.

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In Mona Lisa and in any oil painting the color pigments are dissolved in oil. The oil will dry, slowly, and the color remains.

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If you mean PAINTINGS the oldest ones have been found in Stone Age caves, about 30 000 years old. The paint they used was various minerals.

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13y ago

In the 15th Century, around 1410 by Jan van Eyck. (Renaissance Period- In the Pre-Renaissance period they used Tempura Paints.)

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12y ago

Egg tempera (that is: eggyolk paint). Egg tempera was used already in ancient Egypt... It's very durable: in 30 years time it turns to stone.

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13y ago

In Flanders early 15th century.

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16y ago

Painting started in 1256

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