Guidelines for Descriptive Terminology for Works of Art on Paper: Drawings—Identification and Characterization of Materials and Techniques¶
Ellis, M. H. (2014). Guidelines for Descriptive Terminology for Works of Art on Paper: Drawings—Identification and Characterization of Materials and Techniques: Drawings—Identification and Characterization of Materials and Techniques.
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- Subtractive Drawing
- Lifted tone becomes a positive drawing action: it creates highlights, halftones, edges, textures, atmosphere, and forms by exposing more of the underlying support or a lighter lower layer.
This sourceAuthoritative conservation vocabulary for scraping, scratching out, blotting, erasing, masking, dry media, and object descriptions.
- Lifted tone becomes a positive drawing action: it creates highlights, halftones, edges, textures, atmosphere, and forms by exposing more of the underlying support or a lighter lower layer.
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