#79250
Temperone

Venetian painting medium

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$ 24.00*
 100 ml (glass)
#79250.20100.325 $ 240.00* / 1 l

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$ 212.00*
 1 l (PE-bottle)
#79250.21100.160

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Sold only to professional users.

Please read the material safety data sheet (MSDS).

Safety Data Sheet 79250_SDS.pdf

Own production Further products by Kremer Pigmente

Safety Information

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H317: May cause an allergic skin reaction.
P270: Do not eat, drink or smoke when using this product.
P280a: Wear protective gloves/ clothing.

Handling and Warnings

Store in a cool (refrigerator) and dry place. Shake well before use! Shelf life up to max. 1 year.

No ACMI Certification Seals available.

Warnings
WARNING: Do not eat, drink or smoke. Wash hands immediately after use. Wear protective clothing.

Precautions
Keep out of reach of children.

Temperone is made according to a recipe from the 16th century and is a water-thinnable emulsion of rye flour, larch turpentine, linseed oil, honey and distilled water. The properties of this medium yield an excellent adhesion on oil and emulsion grounds. History: Painters like Tintoretto required a fast-drying and cheap medium to finish large-scale work in a short time. Temperone makes it possible to paint quickly, up to 10 layers in one day. It dries within minutes to a satin gloss, and can be overpainted immediately. The emulsion remains water-soluble for a while, making it ideal for a sketch-like painting process that is easily corrected. Temperone is highly elastic on canvas and has good pigment binding properties. To impart lustre and durability, a final varnish of sandarac dissolved in ethyl alcohol is recommended. Temperone should be stored cool and dark (refrigerator).

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Details 79250e.pdf

  • Chemical description: Painting medium
  • Forms: liquid
  • Solubility in water: insoluble