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Old 05-25-2007, 02:50 PM   #1
Sharon Knettell Sharon Knettell is offline
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Originally Posted by Marvin Mattelson

I may be mistaken here but I believe Studio Products were not in existence 100 years ago so I doubt she used any of their concoctions. My guess would be that she used either stand oil or sun thickened linseed oil with a bit of thinner.

Personally, I feel that great painting is more a function of who's holding the brush than what the brush was dipped into.
Marvin, really. They were not in production 100 years ago! Qu'un surprize! Were Micheal Hardings available then?

As a long time brush dipper, of probably little regard, I found the loose quality of the paint quite delicious and handled quite differently without the use of mediums and was just passing it along. It was quite different than using the Micheals Harding #2, which, tho' I adore his paints, is getting quite sludge-like.

Marvin you do not have to use it, nor does anyone else.
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