Brush drawing: Drawing in ink with a fine brush.
Brushstroke or brushwork: In oil painting, the marks made with brushes are like a signature, and produce an individual texture as well as an aesthetic value.
Wash: A thin layer of translucent color or ink used in watercolor painting and brush drawing.
Watercolor painting: Painting, usually on paper, in pigments suspended in water.
After his father's death in 1711, Cosmas Damian went to Rome, studying at the Accademia di S Luca under Carlo Maratti; he was awarded the academy's first prize for his brush drawing of the Miracle of St Pius (Rome, Accad. N. S Luca) in 1713.
Liquid or paste media containing pigment(s) and used for writing, pen and brush drawing, and printing. Writing inks, even blacks, are rarely sufficiently permanent to be used for art purposes.
The brush drawing in the Albertina, which depicts the old man at a moment of mental concentration, is in its sweeping lines and plastic modeling a high point recording a physiognomy full of character.
Wash:- used in watercolor painting, brush drawing, and occasionally in oil painting to describe a broad thin layer of diluted pigment or ink. Also refers to a drawing made in this technique. A transparent layer of diluted color that is brushed on.
Used in watercolor painting, brush drawing, and occasionally in oil painting and sculpture to describe a broad thin layer of diluted pigment, ink, glaze or patina. Also refers to a drawing made in this technique.
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The term 'wash' is used in watercolour painting, brush drawing, and occasionally in oil painting to describe a thin layer of diluted pigment or ink. Also refers to a drawing made in this technique.
Rubens (in particular his oil sketches), the brush drawings and etchings of Castiglione, the naturalism of the Dutch painters, and the fantasy of the French artist Claude Gillot all provided important source material for early Rococo painting.
WASH - (painting) A thin, translucent layer of pigment, usually watercolor. Used in watercolor painting, brush drawing, and occasionally in oil painting to describe a broad thin layer of diluted pigment or ink.
Washes can be desribed as a broad layer of diluted pigment, ink or glaze used particulaly in watercolours and brush drawings, but also occasionally in oil paintings and sculpture. The wash is often used to give a starting point to a watercolour.
 See also: Painting, Oil paint, Sculpture, Watercolor, Composition
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