It communicates in glazings a variety of tints, from rose-red to violet.
The painters, who lived at the time when the arts were restored in Italy, used this pigment; and the bright greens seen in some old pictures are made by glazings of verdigris.
In this second painting no glazings or scumblings come in.
Others go to the other extreme, and paint grayer and lighter, depending on glazings and full touches of color later on to richen and deepen the color.
Without fastening him down to so systematic a necessity, we can easily believe that his pictures were long under his hand, from the repeated glazings so remarkable in his works.
With regard to the glazings of Titian, an almost incredible story is told by an artist, Sig.
We should rather give credence to the glazings of Titian flying off to the glass, than to this supposed danger of removal from the cause ascribed.
For instance, you may learn how to glaze and scumble better from a picture than from nature, because the glazings and scumblings of nature are too subtle for us to follow always so directly.
Nothing can exceed the delicacy and subtlety with which the flesh and dress are painted, the tones being harmonized and thrown into keeping by a most varied use and application of glazings and scumblings.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "glazings" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
