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témpera
Sign in to savetipo de pintura soluble al agua utilizado para la pintura al temple
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Tempera is a fast-drying painting medium made by mixing pigments with water-soluble binders like egg yolk, and it has been used for centuries to create permanent artworks on surfaces like wood panels. It matters because artists have relied on tempera's quick-drying properties and durability to produce significant works of art throughout history, such as medieval religious paintings.
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