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grisaille

Monochrome painting in shades of grey, either used as a ground for an oil painting, or as a work of art in its own right simulating the effect of bas relief. The latter technique was used by Andrea Mantegna.
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95) provides artists with a hands-on manual of techniques for rendering tromp l'oeil painting in grisaille and monochrome palettes, using classic works to display both black and white and color results.
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95) provides artists with a hands-on manual of techniques for rendering tromp l'oeil painting in grisaille and monochrome palettes, using classic works to display both black and white and color results.
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In a chapter, "Stealing from Churches," he watches a young woman of his acquaintance walk into a church in a tiny hamlet in France, a small, dark place of stone and thin grisaille windows.
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