Category:Glue distemper paintings
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Glue distemper is a paint medium in which tints and colours are dissolved in water sized with glue. The term is also used to describe both the technique of rendering works of art in such paints and to describe those works of art rendered in such paints.
Because such works are easily marked and discoloured, and cannot be washed down, distemper is best suited to temporary and interior decoration. In contemporary practice, distemper painting is employed for scenery painting in theatrical productions and other short-term applications, particularly those that call for materials cheaper than oil paints.
Media in category "Glue distemper paintings"
The following 11 files are in this category, out of 11 total.
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Brooklyn Museum - Ushnisha-Sitata-Patra.jpg 997 × 1,536; 439 KB
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Edouard Vuillard Oysters.jpg 1,493 × 2,048; 213 KB
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Edouard Vuillard The Cafe.jpg 986 × 1,293; 264 KB
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Kiiminki Church Altarpiece.JPG 2,500 × 1,974; 4.18 MB
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Painted Door Rantsila Church 20150704.JPG 3,161 × 4,200; 2.22 MB
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Pieter Bruegel de Oude - Wijnfeest van St. Martin.jpg 2,952 × 1,596; 1.87 MB
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Rantsila Altarpiece 20090627.JPG 2,500 × 1,875; 2.4 MB
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Toppelius Saint John Baptist Rantsila Church 20150704.JPG 3,124 × 4,500; 2.56 MB
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Toppelius Saint John Evangelist Rantsila Church.JPG 2,917 × 4,300; 2.4 MB
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Vihanti Church Altarpiece 20090627.JPG 2,500 × 1,877; 2.86 MB
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William Blake Eve Tempted by the Serpent.jpg 1,180 × 835; 315 KB
