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Meaning of magilph
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magilph (n.)
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magilph Sentence Examples
- Magilph, a paint medium, was used as an ingredient in oil paints during the Renaissance.
- Before applying oil paint, artists would prepare a ground made of chalk and magilph.
- Magilph's adhesive properties helped oil paints adhere to the canvas more effectively.
- The addition of magilph to oil paints altered their drying time, making them more workable.
- Artists could manipulate the viscosity of oil paints by adjusting the ratio of magilph to paint.
- Magilph contributed to the characteristically vibrant colors and smooth textures found in Old Master paintings.
- Over time, magilph could yellow, causing a shift in the original colors of the artwork.
- Conservators carefully remove yellowed magilph from old paintings to restore their original appearance.
- Modern artists still experiment with magilph, incorporating it into their own paint mixtures.
- The secrets of preparing and using magilph were carefully passed down from master to apprentice.
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Magilph, a paint medium, was used as an ingredient in oil paints during the Renaissance.
Before applying oil paint, artists would prepare a ground made of chalk and magilph.
Magilph's adhesive properties helped oil paints adhere to the canvas more effectively.
The addition of magilph to oil paints altered their drying time, making them more workable.
