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• Buon fresco
  [[File:33.499-SC155025.jpg|thumb|Roman fresco<br>MFA# 33.499]] ...tings have survived from the Minoan period (1700 BCE) and Pompeii (79 CE). Fresco paintings were widely used from the 13th century in Italy for interior wall
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• Fresco pigments
  [[File:25.44-P-48-1.jpg|thumb|Fresco Panel<br>MFA# 25.44]] ...l slowly leach to the surface and leave a white efflorescence. Examples of fresco pigments are: [[carbon black]], [[hematite|iron oxide]], and [[cobalt blue]
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• Fresco secco
  ...s applied to dry plaster. Fresco a secco was sometimes applied over [[buon fresco]] painted regions to correct mistakes or to add details. See also [[Fresco pigments]].
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• 8.01.11 Egyptian blue from Peacock Tomb fresco
  |Egyptian blue from Peacock Tomb fresco
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• Fresco secco
  ...s applied to dry plaster. Fresco a secco was sometimes applied over [[buon fresco]] painted regions to correct mistakes or to add details. See also [[Fresco pigments]].
  438 bytes (61 words) - 10:11, 7 November 2023
• Fresco pigments
  [[File:25.44-P-48-1.jpg|thumb|Fresco Panel<br>MFA# 25.44]] ...l slowly leach to the surface and leave a white efflorescence. Examples of fresco pigments are: [[carbon black]], [[hematite|iron oxide]], and [[cobalt blue]
  1 KB (196 words) - 14:46, 15 August 2020
• Intonaco
  ...cally made from equal parts of lime and marble dust. The [[Fresco pigments|fresco pigments]] are added while the intonaco is still wet.
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• Buon fresco
  [[File:33.499-SC155025.jpg|thumb|Roman fresco<br>MFA# 33.499]] ...tings have survived from the Minoan period (1700 BCE) and Pompeii (79 CE). Fresco paintings were widely used from the 13th century in Italy for interior wall
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• Rich lime
  A high quality [[calcium oxide]] with few impurities. Rich lime is used for fresco plastering.
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• Marble dust
  ...dust was also added to the grounds of some Italian paintings to produce a fresco-like appearance. Additionally it is used as a bulking agent in repairs on [
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• Colored cement
  A decorative cement prepared by adding a [[fresco pigments|limeproof pigment]] to the [[concrete]] mixture.
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• Helio Fast Red
  ...cherry red tone and was used in [[watercolor]], [[tempera]], and indoor [[fresco]] paintings. Helio reds have fair lightfastness, but are not used in oil pa
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• Vernalis
  ...er 1969). Vernalis a permanent pigment that has been used occasionally in fresco paintings. It is equivalent to the ceramic color called Victoria green.
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• Mortar (masonry)
  ...lime, sand and water. It has been used as a support for [[fresco pigments|fresco]]. Cement mortar is composed of [[portland%20cement|portland cement]], sand
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• Bianco sangiovanni
  ...d [[calcium carbonate]] that was recommended by Bennino Cennini for use in fresco paintings (Mayer 1969). Bianco sangiovanni is prepared by exposing lumps of
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• Silicate paint
  ...sed in murals and stereochrome paintings. With an appearance is similar to fresco, silicate paints have good durability.
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• 8.10.x Verde Azzurro
  |Verde Azzurro, Fresco, Florence, 1923
  609 bytes (75 words) - 12:12, 4 May 2013
• 8.01.11 Egyptian blue from Peacock Tomb fresco
  |Egyptian blue from Peacock Tomb fresco
  804 bytes (100 words) - 12:17, 4 May 2013
• Lime mortar
  ...[[portland cement]] (Bucher 1996). It has also been used as a plaster for fresco (Mayer 1969).
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• Lime white
  ...me in water or air to form a thick, white, alkaline paste. It was used for fresco painting because it hardens to form a cohesive film without the aid of a bi
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• Marienglas
  ...in varnishes. It is also used as a special filler for brilliant lime and fresco paints because the mica-like luster give wall paints a high reflection valu
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• Pozzuoli red
  ...ient times by the Romans (see [[pozzolana|pozzolana]]). It was popular for fresco paintings because it dried quickly to a hard impenetrable surface like [[ce
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• Lime casein
  ...r. Because of its alkalinity, however, its pigment palette is limited (see fresco pigments). Earlier conservation uses have included lime casein as a consoli
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• Pozzolana
  ...trass|trass]] and Santorin earth. Pozzolana was also a popular pigment for fresco paintings because it dried quickly to a hard impenetrable surface like ceme
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