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temperatem‧pe‧ra /ˈtempərə/ noun [uncountable] temperaOrigin: 1800-1900 Italian ‘temper’, from Latin temperare; ➔ TEMPER2 - Areas of bright stucco work have been found over the first layer of tempera.
- As the varnish dries, so the egg tempera closes up into a perfectly fine line.
- Soft haired brushes are mostly used for watercolour or tempera painting, with bristle mainly for oils.
- The money is for fitting out a laboratory dealing with tempera paintings.
- Turns out tempera contains enticing egg yolk.
- Walls and ceilings were marble faced or decorated with paintings in fresco, tempera or caustic medium.
- Why not lay in the line of tempera, holding the brush against a straight edge, such as a ruler.
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