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Page 243
... painted by the so - called " lost color " technique . Designs were laid on in wax , and red or black paint then applied . When the wax was removed , a negative painted design remained . In size , vessels ranged from miniatures no more ...
... painted by the so - called " lost color " technique . Designs were laid on in wax , and red or black paint then applied . When the wax was removed , a negative painted design remained . In size , vessels ranged from miniatures no more ...
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... painted a live dodo . Consequently , his " Land- scape with Birds " ( page 751 ) , where a dodo stares soulfully at an eel , has considerable scientific interest . The emperor must have been pleased with this accurate portrayal of one ...
... painted a live dodo . Consequently , his " Land- scape with Birds " ( page 751 ) , where a dodo stares soulfully at an eel , has considerable scientific interest . The emperor must have been pleased with this accurate portrayal of one ...
Page 750
... painted for them ? Rupert was the more creative . He was credited with the invention of the art of mezzo- tint . Scholars now give priority to Ludwig von Siegen , but in any case they admit Rupert to have been the better artist . In the ...
... painted for them ? Rupert was the more creative . He was credited with the invention of the art of mezzo- tint . Scholars now give priority to Ludwig von Siegen , but in any case they admit Rupert to have been the better artist . In the ...
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