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The 12 pages that link to Gouache, each with the reason it gives.

• Mughal paintingRelated: Opaque pigments enabled the saturated colors and finely layered details of Mughal works.

• Acrylic paintCompared with: Traditional gouache can be rewetted, whereas dried acrylic gouache resists water.

• Watercolor paintingCompared with: Gouache can cover dark passages, unlike transparent watercolor washes.

• Indian miniature paintingRelated: Opaque color enabled the precise, flat areas characteristic of many miniatures.

• PastelCompared with: Gouache also appears matte, but its pigment is carried in liquid rather than applied dry.

• Jacob LawrenceRelated: Lawrence used gouache to achieve the saturated, even color of many early paintings.

• Pahari paintingRelated: Opaque pigments allowed Pahari artists to build saturated fields and precise details.

• Rajput paintingRelated: Opaque pigments helped painters achieve the tradition’s saturated colors and precise details.

• Kalighat paintingRelated: Opaque pigments helped artists create flat, saturated areas within the drawn outlines.

• Kamāl ud-Dīn BehzādRelated: Opaque pigments were among the materials used in the miniature-painting tradition he shaped.

• Kangra paintingRelated: Opaque pigments helped create the saturated colors characteristic of Kangra paintings.

• Mary BlairRelated: Blair used gouache for many vibrant concept paintings and illustrations.