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Figure 8 primer underneath was finished off with a layer of glaze, imbuing it with a richer, more sophisticated colour palette. These semi- transparent layers and lakes were made using a variety of shades of red colourants and green pigments, which were probably ground up and mixed into linseed oil.” These were applied over opaque bases in a variety of hues (including whites, reds and blue-greens). bases opaques de tonalitats diverses (blan- ques, vermelles, verd-blavoses).
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