欧洲古典大师技法(专业精品)（Master of European classical techniques (professional boutique)）.docVIP

欧洲古典大师技法(专业精品)（Master of European classical techniques (professional boutique)） Research on traditional oil painting techniques In about fifteenth Century oil painting originated in Europe, with linseed or walnut oil paint, after the cloth or paint on the board. Because the oil paint does not change color after drying, and many colors are harmonious and not changeable, the painter can paint the colors with rich layers and vivid shapes. The oil painting gorgeous rich pigment using transparent opaque, thick paintings cover strong, so even when painting from deep to shallow layer cover, rich layer can make the painting texture stereo feeling. In this way, a variety of excellent material features make oil paintings suitable for the creation of large, epic works, and quickly become the main painting style in the history of Western painting. Therefore, now surviving paintings are mainly western paintings. Although the late nineteenth Century, due to the development of science and technology, produced many new materials used in oil painting fields, such as acrylic paint and so on, but oil painting is still in the Western easel painting, this field occupies the leading position. Oil painting usually use charcoal strip, easy cleaning, convenient to modify or cover tool check form, and then gradually in the exact shape color to draw, and gradually improve the color and shape of the final, use a different color rendering transparent paint until the work is repeated. But for some painting too thick a little oil paintings, often people were accustomed to the edge of color edge shape, because the painting as a form of freedom can change many, the author also does not pursue the formation of texture smooth surface of the work is completed, the main consideration is to constitute the whole painting factors in painting. And less consider the details of those fine texture or smooth and bright and so on, it is more and more pay attention to important points from the whole. Often this