One Gray Morning
One Gray Morning
Egg tempera, 6 x 9 inches on panel
Framed with Museum glass providing superior anti-reflection with conservation-grade UV protection
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The Canada Goose is often seen along the New River in pairs as they move up and down the waterway stopping every once in a while. The early morning air is punctuated with the sound of their honking as they float quietly over the rising mist above the water.
Egg tempera painting, as old as the Egyptians, was most famous during the Renaissance and the method taught to Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci as young students. The paint is more durable than oil and has unsurpassed luminosity with dozens of layers quickly applied in a single session. The artist makes tempera paint from the yoke of an egg combined with powdered pigments. An egg tempera painting in your collection will give you many lifetimes of viewing pleasure and will retain its color brilliance for generations.
About this painting
The Canada Goose is often seen along the New River in pairs as they move up and down the waterway stopping every once in a while. The early morning air is punctuated with the sound of their honking as they float quietly over the rising mist above the water.
Egg tempera painting, as old as the Egyptians, was most famous during the Renaissance and the method taught to Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci as young students. The paint is more durable than oil and has unsurpassed luminosity with dozens of layers quickly applied in a single session. The artist makes tempera paint from the yoke of an egg combined with powdered pigments. An egg tempera painting in your collection will give you many lifetimes of viewing pleasure and will retain its color brilliance for generations.
