Marcia Hafif
The Inventory: Paintings
Pencil on Paper
Acrylic Painting
An Extended Gray Scale
Oil Studies/Mass Tone
Egg Tempera
Watercolor
Ink Drawing
Wall Painting
Neutral Mix
Broken Color
Black Painting
Roman Painting
French Painting
Enamel on Wood
Table of Pigments
Red Painting
Glaze Painting
Acrylic Glaze Painting
Late Roman Painting
Pacific Ocean Painting
Double Glaze Painting
TGGT
Pale Painting
Fresco Painting
Splash Painting
Shade Painting
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Oil Studies, Mass Tone
Mass Tone is the name for the color of a pigment seen in its dense form unmixed with another color. Purchasing many different pigments, and a glass plate and muller in order to grind each one separately into linseed oil, I made oil paint applying it with a small brush to small canvases, then larger ones. In doing this I found a beauty in the colors beyond what I had ever seen in tube paint.
Oil Study: Alizarin Crimson, o/c, 22x22", 1973
Oil Study: Cadmium Red Medium, o/c, 22x22", 1973
Mass Tone: Transparent Golden Ochre, o/c, 84x78", 1973
Mass Tone: Viridian, o/c, 38x38", 1973
Mass Tone: Manganese Blue, o/c, 38x38", 1974
Mass Tone: English Red, o/c, 78x84", 1974
Mass Tone, Sonnabend Gallery, NYC, 1974
Mass Tone, Sonnabend Gallery, NYC, 1974
Oil Studies, P.S.1, 1990
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