Texture

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In the vocabulary of art, the texture of a painting at one time only referred to how a painter represented the ‘structure and minute moulding of a surface (especially of skin) as distinct from its colour.’ (OED, 1859)
Today, the methods of painting have altered and the physical appearance of a flat work has become even more relevant. Texture, nowadays, is concerned with all the painterly techniques practised to achieve textured effects.

This is an art education resource in e-book  pdf format for schools, higher education, art classes and lifelong learning.
 Contents: 41 pages, 30 paintings and teaching notes. See list of contents

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