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Wax Binder

Wax is the binding medium explicitly associated with encaustic in the BIU source base, where pigment is suspended in hot wax.

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EncausticWax Binder ←uses-material— Encaustic · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-371.

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Wax Binderuses-materialEncausticuses-materialWood Panel
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Wax Binderuses-materialEncausticrepresented-atMount Sinai / Saint Catherine’s Monastery
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Wax Binderuses-materialEncausticcan-use-techniquePanel Painting
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