Name an example of glazing in art history

For example, purple was approximated by glazing blue over a reddish underpainting or vice a versa. Two, glazing creates, as we have said, an extraordinarily luminosity impossible to achieve otherwise. Only inherently transparent pigments, called lakes, are suited for glazing.

You are left with 8 pounds and 12 ounces or140 ounces (since there are 16 ounces per lb).divide 140 ounces by 2 ounces (serving size): you'll get 70 servings!