1. A type of early pottery of Etruria, made from unrefined clay and fired to a dark brown or black, especially during the Villanovan period. Some pieces were biconical urns and hut models and were used for cremations. 2. A paint that is applied to a canvas or panel in quantities that make it stand out from the surface. It was used frequently to mimic the broken-textured quality of highlights – i.e., the surfaces of objects that are struck by an intense light.
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