What medium was used to create the Mouth of Hell painting, seen below?
2 answers:
Answer:
c.ink and tempera on vellum
Explanation:
The ink and tempera on vellum was a very popular method of painting in the early days of humanity, this in specific was created in the Roman period, and belongs to the Romanesque art, the tempera is a fast drying paint created by the Romans with egg yolk and other pigments that lasts for centuries, that is why many of their paintings have remained to this day.
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