What painting medium entails applying pigment, mixed with a binder such as egg yolk, to dry plaster surface?

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Umnica [9.8K]2 years ago

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Secco fresco refers to painting an image on the surface of a dry plaster wall. This medium requires a binder since the pigment is not mixed into the wet plaster. Egg tempera is the most common binder used for this purpose.

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