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underdrawing
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torching
The application of a lime mortar under the top edges of roof tiles or slates; in full torching the mortar is applied beneath the entire underside of slates between battens.
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Transmitted Light: Reveals cracks, tears, or repairs and can also sometimes show underdrawings or design changes.
To conserve and protect: a behind-the-scenes look at the skill and ... by Sobol, Heidi / ROM Magazine
Instead, Heydenreich contends that Cranach was indeed heavily involved, at least with underdrawings, even if paintings were completed by apprentices or journeymen.
Cranach im Exil. Aschaffenburg um 1540: Zuflucht, Schatzkammer, ... by Noble, Bonnie J. / Renaissance Quarterly
He's dressed informally, drawing freehand and working outdoors, but his meticulous procedure has obvious affinities with those involved in the creation of sinopia, the fresco underdrawings of Renaissance masters.
"Successive Approximation." by Carrier, David / ArtUS
 
 
 
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