How to Distinguish Manual Oil Painting from Printed Oil Painting

With the rapid development of economy and technology and the increasing demand for commercial Large Handmade Abstract Painting, printing paintings (color filling paintings) have been derived, which has a great impact on traditional handmade paintings. Although its picture effect and brush feel are relatively strong, it is still very difficult for ordinary buyers to distinguish. Today, we will talk about the distinguishing methods of handmade oil painting and print Large Black and White Art, so that you do not suffer from dumbness, improve the appreciation ability.

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1. Pure hand-made: pure hand-made edge line of the screen will not be too neat, the thickness of the paint will not be too uniform, strong touch of the artificial pen. Dip your finger in a little water and gently rub your finger in the dark color of the picture without any color, because oil paints are oily and insoluble in water.

2. Color painting: Color Big Black and White Abstract Canvas Art is printed on canvas and covered with oil paints by hand once or twice. Such paintings are most commonly discolored, because the longer the painting time, the oil paints on the screen will mix with the printing color to some extent. This kind of painting is the most common, mainly based on landscape or abstract class. There is almost no difference in appearance between pure manual oil painting, but this is only a short-term effect, and it will change color over time. It can be detected by dipping the finger in water, and the white paper is more obvious.

Hand-made oil painting is incomparable with other print paintings, because hand-made oil painting integrates the painter's emotion, technology and sweat. Of course, print painting also has its ornamental value.

Large Abstract Paintings is a kind of painting which is made of fast-drying vegetable oil (linseed oil, poppy oil, walnut oil, etc.) mixed with pigments on canvas linen, cardboard or wooden board. The diluents used in painting are volatile turpentine oil and dry linseed oil. Pigments adsorbed on the screen have a strong hardness, and can keep luster for a long time after the screen is dried. Depending on the covering power and transparency of the pigments, the objects are depicted adequately, with rich colors and strong three-dimensional texture. Oil painting is one of the main types of Western painting.