So usually its made in a kiln around 2,200 and 2,600f, and would then create something beautiful while at the same time being tough, strong, and translucent.
That is sometimes true but the theme they choose can relate to a time in their life or something that inspires them to draw or paint whatever
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While both paintings depict young women of the time as they're main subjects, there are quite a few differences that one might not notice at first glance. Its glaringly obvious the growth that da Vinci has achieved in his work by looking not only at the focus of the art, but also the background. His earlier work is very lacking in any background while the latter shows off his prowess in painting landscapes as well as portraits. The location of the models attention can also be seen as Leonardo gaining the confidence to allow people to watch him work. "Lady with Ermine" has a very cold color pallet whilst the "Mona Lisa" is bursting with warmth.
