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These flowers in this artwork were first sculpted in low relief previous to being painted in pure egg tempera made from compressed stone & egg yolk. For my orange colors I use only usual ochers from the French quarries of Gargas and Rustrel, nested in a 12 miles long commune, in the heart of the Luberon Mountains. The soft greens come from the earth approximately Verona Italy and from Bavaria.
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