Conté (Stifte)
Ein Conté-Stift besteht aus stark gepresster Kreide in Form eines kleinen rechteckigen Stäbchens. Die Farbpalette beschränkt sich hauptsächlich auf die Erdfarben Bister, Sepia und Rötel sowie Schwarz, Weiß und diverse Grautöne. Entwickelt wurde der Stift 1795 von seinem Namensgeber Nicolas-Jacques Conté.
Conté-Stifte eignen sich ähnlich wie Zeichenkohle für kontraststarke Zeichnungen und sind leicht mit dem Finger verwischbar. Daher werden solche Zeichnungen für gewöhnlich nach der Fertigstellung fixiert.
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Conté portrait of the Emperor Meiji, drawn by Chiossone during his employment by the Imperial Printing Bureau: Chiossone was ordered to covertly sketch the emperor and create the final portrait from those sketches. The completed work was then photographed and distributed under the tacit approval of the Emperor to foreign governments and Japanese schools.[1][2] The realism of the drawing was such that many mistook the portrait for an actual photograph.[1][3]
Conté portrait of the Emperor Meiji, drawn by Chiossone during his employment by the Imperial Printing Bureau: Chiossone was ordered to covertly sketch the emperor and create the final portrait from those sketches. The completed work was then photographed and distributed under the tacit approval of the Emperor to foreign governments and Japanese schools.[1][2] The realism of the drawing was such that many mistook the portrait for an actual photograph.[1][3]
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Autor/Urheber: Bill Bradley, but i sign my work sometimes as builderbill. My user name is billbeee (Billbeee at en.wikipedia), Lizenz: CC BY-SA 3.0
A conte crayon sketch
Autor/Urheber: Bill Bradley, but i sign my work sometimes as builderbill. My user name is billbeee (Billbeee at en.wikipedia), Lizenz: CC BY-SA 3.0
A conte crayon sketch