The breading is fine-textured and thinly applied.
Mr. Robinson, by contrast, works with a more limited palette, the paint often thinly applied and usually in broader strokes.
In thinly applied pinks, violets and greys, each canvas features an almost otherworldly view of the Thames.
He experimented with various painting techniques that could harness natural forces: blowing a fan over thinly applied paint on canvas; blistering a thick paint surface with heat; coaxing a dove to walk through green paint and onto a picture.
By 1904, in "Le Bassin des Nymphéas," clumps of water lilies in various hues are beginning to spread, and Monet paints them with dense layers of pigment that seem suspended above the more thinly applied strokes of olive and emerald water.
Instead of creating "eyewitness" accounts of an event, in the manner of Giovanni Bellini, under whom he studied, or telling a compelling story, like his successor Titian, Giorgione was more abstract.He alluded to poetic ideas, musical, mythical, erotic, with an economy of imagery and spare, thinly applied layers of paint and pigment.
Liquids having different viscosities such as water and oil were selected, and they were thinly applied to each floor materials.
The combination of these features explains their use as a glaze: they produce intense bright red colors when thinly applied over a light substrate.
In case of a double-layered preparation (8 paintings out of 12), a grey priming was thinly applied on top of a thicker white or grey ground.
Hence, it remains unclear if this discrepancy is due to the fact that the smalt-containing paint layers are very thinly applied or whether it is associated with technical limitations of the MA-XRF scanning.
Also iki is the wearing of thin fabric, makeup thinly applied, hair styled not too formally, with the aid of water rather than oil, and a décolletage designed to call attention to the nape of the neck laid bare (Nara, 35 39).
