History of Encaustic and Wax Painting

A brief history of encaustic and wax painting. Encaustic paint consists of pigments mixed with hot, melted wax. It is melted and applied as a liquid or paste to a support—usually primed wood, though canvas and other materials are often used.

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History - Andrew Csafordi Encaustic Art

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