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Storing oil paint tubes 4 Articles

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    by Rose Spotts

    At the advent of oil painting, in the early 1400's, artists had to make their own oil paints. There were not tubes for storing the paints although at one point they were storing them in animal bladders. Regardless, it to...read more

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    by Kathy Deutsch

    Artists who oil paint dote on their colors. I admit I adore my oils. Every time I open my paIette drawer, I smell the linseed oil and thrill at the sight of all the pigments. I check each tube before I buy it so I am su...read more

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    by Jane Allyson

    Oil paints come in tubes and there is an immense range to choose from. They have been the favorite choice of many great painters throughout history and represent value for money if they are looked after well. Oil paint ...read more

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    by Susan Hibberd

    Quality oil paints can be very expensive. Of course, this is a good investment in the long run, because the colors are superior and the handling is better. If you have spent out good money on something, though, it is only ...read more

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