Answer:
Encaustic painting
Explanation:
Encaustic painting, or encaustic, is a pictorial technique in which a molten mixture of wax and resin is applied to a rigid support. It does not smell, takes a few minutes to dry, and completely hardens in a few weeks.
This wax mixture, called a medium, has optical and chemical properties similar to those of varnishes, giving exceptional brightness and color saturation.
It is the border that is around the original art piece itself. So the artwork is either placed on a board that is then cut 1/2 an inch around the artwork itself. Or in other cases the canvas, paper, etc is masked off 1/2 an inch around the edge of the paper.
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It could be chromaticism.
B and e are the correct answer
