Detalji predmeta

• Stanje Kolekcionarski primerak
• Detaljno stanje Odlično
• Materijal Kombinovani materijali
• Originalnost Original
• Kulturno dobro Predmet koji prodajem nije kulturno dobro ili ovlašćena institucija odbija pravo preče kupovine

U perfektnom stanju ,precnika 10cm svaki Radjeni su tehnikom Russian laquer paper mashe
Ruski umetnici su vremenom razvili svoju posebnyu tehniku za pravljenje ovakvih umetnickih predmeta.Prave su u komplikovanom procesu od presovanih listova kartona koji su kuvani u lanenom ulju.Kao takvi su mnogo izdrzljiviji i od drvenih predmeta jer se ne savijaju i ne pucaju.Zatim se peku na odgovarajucoj temperaturi.A onda odlaze u ruke umetnika gde se oslikavaju posebnim bojama.
French word "papier-mâché" literally translates as "chewed paper," however, the papier-mâché used for a Russian lacquer box is produced in a much more complicated process. Despite their delicacy and seeming fragility, papier-mâché products are very durable and functional. In fact, papier-mâché, as it is produced for a true Russian lacquer miniature, is more stable than wood as it has no grain and will not warp or crack. An authentic Russian lacquer box produced using traditional techniques and materials can travel anywhere in the world and it will not be affected by the climate.

Boxes and other objects are made of cardboard sheets, pressed and formed, then boiled in linseed oil. This papier-mâché is then baked in an oven. At this point the material can be worked like wood. Trained joiners assemble the boxes, applying hinges and two coats of primer-paint. The blank is then oven dried and given to the artist to begin the painting. Extremely fine brushes are used to achieve the fine lines and details in each painting. Artists prefer to make their own brushes and mix their own pigments. A quality lacquer miniature may take several months to complete.