THE TECHNIQUE OF FRESCO PAINTING
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THE TECHNIQUE OF FRESCO PAINTING Produced: 1936
Description Students at Evander Childs High School, New York City, paint a mural depicting the history of western civilization. Reel 1, the materials (slaked lime, marble dust, and pigments) are prepared. Preliminary and full-size drawings and perforated tracings are made. The design is pounded through the perforations onto a recently plastered wall. Reel 2, the design lines are intensified and pigments applied and dried. Shows the finished mural.
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