Oxgall (natural) 1941

Editor: Here we have "Oxgall (natural)," created by F. Weber & Company. It seems to be a sample in a jar, and I find the stark presentation quite intriguing. What can you tell me about it? Curator: It's a fascinating relic from the artist's studio. Think of it as a pigment whisperer. Oxgall helps paint flow smoothly, taming its surface tension. It’s the unsung hero, almost invisible, yet vital. It's a reminder that art-making isn't just about grand gestures but also about the subtle alchemy of materials. Editor: So, it’s about the behind-the-scenes work? Curator: Precisely! It's about appreciating the quiet magic that makes artistic expression possible. It makes me wonder about the artists who relied on this very jar.