Wilson's Medium new-wave-art decreasing gloss and increasing film

decreasing gloss and increasing film integrity

The names Venice white and Venice ceruse were also used for this mixture as well as for pure lead white

Pigment classification: Bon arylamide-Synthetic iron oxide-Calcined natural ochre

a color chart printed on Arches watercolor paper

Wilson's Medium new-wave-art decreasing gloss and increasing filmWilson's Medium is a clear, gel like oil based on the 18th century oil painting medium of thickened linseed oil, turpentine and beeswax used by the English landscape painter, Richard Wilson (1 August 171415 May 1782), who may fairly claim the honor of being 'the father of British landscape painting,' and, according to George Field, also used by Joshua Reynolds. Rublev has taken the original formula and improved upon it by using the palest bodied