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16 January, 21:39

The Romans made portrait paintings from a durable mixture of pigment and hot wax. What was this mixture called?

encaustic

tempera

fayum

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  1. 16 January, 22:03
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    The correct answer is the option #1, encaustic. The Romans made portrait paintings from a durable mixture of pigment and hot wax and this mixture was called an encaustic. It is kept molten on a heated palette.
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