What kind of painting is produced when pigments are suspended in hot beeswax, resulting in lustrous surfaces that bring out the full richness of color?

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Nitya Wijayanti · Answer 1 · 2021-11-21T09:40:07+0000

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Encaustic

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Encaustic flourished in Egypt during the time when it was a Roman colony. Pigments are suspended in hot beeswax, resulting in lustrous surfaces that bring out the full richness of colors.

What kind of painting is produced when pigments are suspended in hot beeswax, resulting in lustrous surfaces that bring out the full richness of color?

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