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Old 02-06-2006, 11:09 AM   #13
Janel Maples Janel Maples is offline
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Thank you for the warning, Peggy.

This may sound like a stupid question, but is this problem only for an oil primed support? You mention the "fix" by getting rid of the excess dried linseed oil in the pre-gessoed canvas but before I safely assume that this doesn't happen with acrylic primed I thought I should ask.

Thanks, for figuring this out for us, but sorry you had to find out the hard way. I guess a positive way to look at it is you probably have saved many future portraits because of it.

If that makes you feel any better.

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