Paint - Revision history

KarenLarsdatter: Added ext link

2007-09-08T23:40:07Z

Added ext link

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	Much [[medieval]] sculpture was painted as were many surfaces including [[armour]], [[furniture]] and [[leather]] (at least in later [[medieval]] [[patten]]s).		Much [[medieval]] sculpture was painted as were many surfaces including [[armour]], [[furniture]] and [[leather]] (at least in later [[medieval]] [[patten]]s).

			== External Links ==
			* [http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=40 Atlantian A&S Links: Painting]

	[[category:painting]]		[[category:painting]]

Sarah Van Der Goes: added categories

2007-06-28T16:38:35Z

added categories

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	Much [[medieval]] sculpture was painted as were many surfaces including [[armour]], [[furniture]] and [[leather]] (at least in later [[medieval]] [[patten]]s).		Much [[medieval]] sculpture was painted as were many surfaces including [[armour]], [[furniture]] and [[leather]] (at least in later [[medieval]] [[patten]]s).

			[[category:painting]]
			[[category:arts]]

User 144 at 02:22, 19 April 2007

2007-04-19T02:22:13Z

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	As paints evolved over times, different ranges of colours became available. Painted images found on [[painting]]s, [[sculpture]], [[manuscript]]s and [[furniture]] of [[cloth]] does not necessarily reflect actual colours available for cloth as [[dye]]s are frequently chemically different to paints.		As paints evolved over times, different ranges of colours became available. Painted images found on [[painting]]s, [[sculpture]], [[manuscript]]s and [[furniture]] of [[cloth]] does not necessarily reflect actual colours available for cloth as [[dye]]s are frequently chemically different to paints.

	Much [[medieval]] sculpture was painted as were many surfaces including furniture and [[leather]] (at least in later [[medieval]] [[patten]]s).		Much [[medieval]] sculpture was painted as were many surfaces including [[armour]], [[furniture]] and [[leather]] (at least in later [[medieval]] [[patten]]s).

User 144 at 07:32, 16 April 2007

2007-04-16T07:32:12Z

New page

'''Paint''' is a liquid or semi-liquid substance that once applied to a surface, dries to form an opaque film. This film may be of any [[colour]]. Paints are known from 40,000 years ago in cave paintings.

Various substances were used to produce paints including [[egg]]s to help them adhere to a surface and materials such as [[lead]] and [[cinnabar]] to colur them. Some of these could be very expensive but these typically produced clearer or brighter colours.

As paints evolved over times, different ranges of colours became available. Painted images found on [[painting]]s, [[sculpture]], [[manuscript]]s and [[furniture]] of [[cloth]] does not necessarily reflect actual colours available for cloth as [[dye]]s are frequently chemically different to paints.

Much [[medieval]] sculpture was painted as were many surfaces including furniture and [[leather]] (at least in later [[medieval]] [[patten]]s).