Tillyer began applying paint to porous supports in the late 1970s.
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Grotjahn has essentially brought together different ways of applying paint to a surface.
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She provided BuzzFeed News with a series of Boomerang clips purporting to show her in action applying paint to her works.
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A fourth, nonmetal piece,"Above Below Betwixt Between," is an installation of flat, black rectangles made by applying paint to Belgian linen.
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He is not interested in looking mechanical or in showing off his hand, which gets him past the two dominant modes of applying paint to a surface.
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She began applying paint to the smooth surface of ceramics, playing with glazes in a way that paint could not afford and inviting comparison with artists like Betty Woodman.
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That image helps to make the point that all of this work is personal and intimate, from the hand sewn canvases, to the process of applying paint, to the conclusions she draws.
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While this method of working is true of a number of paintings, especially in the front gallery space, the paintings in the smaller back gallery show that Wong had broadened his approach to applying paint to the surface — perhaps as a result of using gouache and watercolor.
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And then that grows and the months and days and pounds grow at the same time 'til I feel as if I can actually hang by the emotion of applying paint to where it is missing, where it needs more or where it needs to be taken away.
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While Janko de Beer's formal career as an artist started with sculpture, he now balances painting and sculpting equally. For De Beer, the process and method of applying paint to canvas or paper are akin to applying patinas to raw sculptures.
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Caravaggio was known for staging scenes, including the models and painting them in costume, doing away with the need to sketch the scene from his mind before applying paint to canvas. Christiansen, K. (1986). Caravaggio and "L'esempio davanti del naturale". The Art Bulletin, 68(3), 421-445.
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Coarser sand is used in the base layer and slightly finer sand in the top layer. The application process resembles the process for applying paint. To ensure adhesion, the surface to be rendered is initially hosed off to ensure it is free of any dirt and loose particles. Old paint or old render is scraped away.
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The tsukuri-e style was hardly ever used by male painters but was almost always used by female paintings. This style is referred to in the actual novel The Tale of Genji as the process of applying paint to a black and white drawing. It also referred to the painter himself, as opposed to the artist who did the basic drawing. Scene from the "yadorigi gi" chapter A scene of Yadorigi in "hikime kagibana" style.
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Cameron was raised in the scenic Georgian Bay area of Perry Sound, ON. His mother was a painter and his uncle was a designer in New York City. While visiting his uncle in New York City, Cameron was introduced to American abstract expressionist painting. Cameron studied at the New School of Art under Graham Coughtry, Gordon Rayner, Dennis Burton and Robert Markle. While in school, Cameron focused on formal planning and carefully drawn sketches before applying paint to a canvas.
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Wellington and Blücher from Maclise's painting, reproduced in the underpass at Hyde Park Corner Maclise started work on the painting in January 1860, and completed it during the winter of 1861. It was initially intended to be a fresco, with paint applied to wet plaster, but the work was completed using a waterglass technique, applying paint to dry plaster and then fixing it with potassium silicate. The completed painting measures . The scene is set in front of La Belle Alliance, an inn a few miles south of Brussels, around which was fought the Battle of Waterloo.
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Reverse painting on glass is an art form consisting of applying paint to a piece of glass and then viewing the image by turning the glass over and looking through the glass at the image. Another term used to refer to the art of cold painting and gilding on the back of glass is verre églomisé, named after the French decorator Jean-Baptiste Glomy (1711–86), who framed prints using glass that had been reverse-painted.Michelle A. Erhardt and Amy M. Morris, Mary Magdalene, Iconographic Studies from the Middle Ages to the Baroque (Brill, 2012; ), p. 315. In German it is known as Hinterglasmalerei.
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Ulrich Erben (born 26 March 1940 in Düsseldorf) is a German painter. From 1980 to 2005, he was a Professor of Painting at the Kunstakademie Münster (University of Fine Arts Münster).Tabular curriculum vitae see: Urich Erben – Malerei, ed. Ferdinand Ullrich, Verlag Kettler, Böhnen 2012, , page 76 He is known as a master of the color field style of abstract painting, closely related to abstract expressionism, in which he creates tension between a defined surface structure, his own method of applying paint to a canvas, and the relationship of various shades of white or color to each other in their placement as part of a composition on the flat plane of a canvas.
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Hand stencils could either be made by holding the hand to the wall and spitting paint over it (leaving a negative image) or by applying paint to the hand and then sticking it to the wall. Some prints are missing fingers, but it is unclear if the artist was actually missing the finger or simply excluded it from the stencil. It has generally been assume that the larger prints were left by men and the smaller ones by boys, but the exclusion of women entirely may be improbable. Though many hypotheses have been proposed for the symbolism of cave art, it is still debated why these works were created in the first place.
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In 1983, Norman Boileau, François Gourd and Bernard Paquet, 3 friends from the same musical theatre group, decided to open a bar which would also serve as a place to showcase burgeoning alternative musicians and different types of art. Some of the more notable early art performances included applying paint to human canvasses as well as the walls of the club itself - these sessions were known as "Peinture en Direct" (live painting). The club's inner decor includes graffiti covered walls and strange sculptures.Zimmerman, Karla, Canada, Lonely Planet, 2008, p. 285. Last retrieved Jun 17, 2010 According to Gourd, the bar did not turn much of a profit and he sold his share in the club after 5 years.
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