Painting art terms Crossword

Pigment in a Plastic binder medium: water-based paint that adheres to most surfaces
The effect of distance or atmosphere shown through haziness or changes in color
Paint applied to canvas in one coat instead of applied layer by layer
The change in color of objects in the distance
17th century Dutch still life that showed an interrupted meal
The use of light and shadow to create a focal point or mood
A support for an artist’s canvas during painting
Pigment is mixed with melted wax and resin, then the hot mixture is painted
The technique of painting into freshly laid plaster
An underpainting medium made of glue, plaster of Paris, or chalk and water
A watercolor medium made more brilliant by the addition of finely ground white pigment
A painting in shades of gray, sometimes on the outside panels of an altarpiece
The distant view where sky meets water or land at the artist’s eye level
The decoration of manuscript page, often with gold leaf and brilliant colors
The thick, textured build-up of a picture’s surface through repeated applications of paint
Term used to refer to a painted reclining woman, from the word for a Turkish harem salve
A powdered pigment held together with oil
A board on which an artist mixes paints; certain colors used by a specific artist
A type of painting that idealized images, often with surrealistic or imaginative compositions
A soft, smoky, hazy appearance with blurred images
A composition featuring inanimate objects such as food or flowers
Painting pigment, mixed with water or egg yolk to apply
An effect such as chiaroscuro, with most figures in shadows, yet others in a shadows
A painting done in three sections hinged together
A painting so real that you want to touch the objects
Pigment diluted with water and applied to a painting surface to give a translucent effect
Pigment mixed with a binder and applied with water to give a transparent effect