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Limning.
Term for the painting of portrait miniatures in watercolour, a technique that was popular from the 17th to the 19th century (see MINIATURE, §II). The term has also been applied to manuscript illumination, and in the USA self-taught naive portrait painters were described as limners until the early 19th century.
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- miniatures (paintings)
- Chivalry, orders of, §1: History
- Jewellery, §4: 17261830
- Miniature
- Miniature, §II: Portrait and related forms
- Photography, §II, 2: Portraiture
- display
- historical and regional traditions
- Argentina
- Central Asia, Eastern
- England
- England, §III, 2(i): Painting, c 1450c 1620
- Horenbout: (2) Lucas Horenbout
- Huguenots, §2(ii): Work and influence in England
- Miniature, §II, 1: Portrait and related forms, c 1520c 1620: From Clouet to Hilliard
- Miniature, §II, 2: Portrait and related forms, c 1620c 1730: From the Coopers to Boit
- Miniature, §II, 3: Portrait and related forms, c 1730c 1770: From Massé to Høyer
- Miniature, §II, 4: Portrait and related forms, c 1770c 1820: From Hall to Isabey
- 16th cent.
- France
- Germany
- Indian subcontinent
- Italy
- Sweden
- materials
- brushes
- enamel
- gums
- ivory
- uses
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