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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Watercolor

Watercolor paint is made from the same pigments as those used in oil, egg, acrylic and other media; it uses another binder: gum Arabic. It is water soluble and normally used on paper. I bought a large number of different colors and painted them with a large sable brush on J. B. Green paper pinned to a slanted surface working top to bottom not avoiding occasional runs.





Indian Red, watercolor on paper, 41x27", 1974






Viridian, watercolor on paper, 41x27", 1974






Permanent Magenta, watercolor on paper, 41x27", 1974






Neutral Mix: Mauve, Gamboge, watercolor on paper, 11.5x9.5", January 10, 1978






Neutral Mix: Cadmium Yellow, Cobalt Violet, watercolor on paper, 10.25x11", January 10, 1978






Neutral Tint, May 10, 1980, watercolor on paper, 8.75x9"






Neutral Tint, May 11, 1980, watercolor on paper, 7.75x8.75"