Oil painted Matryoshkas

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Oil Painted Matryoshkas

• Presented by The Russian Treasures

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• There are three basic approaches to make the
  matriochkas stand out shape, pattern, and
  painting styles. So, if we want the same shape,
  we can change one of the two left directions.
  Different variables or specifics are given to
  matriochka nesting dolls' faces, backdrops, and
  ornaments to give them a unique touch and
  character.
• Artists mostly use pictorial illustration on the
  one hand and other styles of painting on the
  other hand to provide these finishing touches.
  Previously, gouache was used to create
  matriochkas, but this trend has faded over time,
  and now modern and innovative techniques are
  employed to create nesting dolls.
• The tempera technique, which is egg-based, is
  used to paint the finest matriochkas with good
  detailing.

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Origins and benefits of oil painting

• In the Middle Ages, between the 13th and 14th
  centuries, oil painting was invented. This paint
  process was invented by a prominent Flemish
  painter named Jan van Eyck, and it is made by
  combining pigments with oil to produce a
  comparatively better and fatter paste of color.

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• Some hypotheses also claim that oil painting has
  been around for a long time, with artists from
  Afghanistan employing it prior to Jan van Eyck's
  invention. Oil painting became the preferred
  medium of artists at the end of the Middle Ages,
  and it was widely employed all over the world. In
  the meantime, it had established itself as a
  significant figure in the history of European
  painting culture.
• Benefits
• Linseed oil is the most common binder used in oil
  painting, however other oils such as walnut oil
  or poppy seed oil are employed in its absence. To
  speed up the drying process, a few more
  ingredients are put in with the oil paint. The
  primary advantage of oil painting is that it
  takes a long time to dry, allowing painters to
  add more texture and detail to the matriochkas.

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A painting of choice for the creation of
matryoshka

• Oil paints can be used to retouch matriochkas,
  which makes them incredibly unique and unusual.
  Also, oil paint makes the matriochkas more
  durable, which is why oil painting became popular
  in Russia in the 19th century. The discovery of
  zinc tubes allowed for the creation of colors in
  advance and then transporting them to the
  matriochkas.

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Conclusion

• The ease of application, brightness, and color
  purity of this Oil Painted Matryoshkas will
  thrill professional artists and art fans alike.
  The thin and middle layers take about an hour to
  dry.
• The products are in high demand in Russia,
  neighbouring nations, as well as the United
  States, France, and Germany.

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