The Met | So THAT'S How You Make Paint? Egg Tempera | #MetKids Microscope @metmuseum | Uploaded October 2023 | Updated October 2024, 18 hours ago.
What does a cake have in common with an Italian Renaissance painting? The answer may surprise you! Watch to learn about the special properties of egg yolk that make it just as perfect for baking as it is for painting.
Next, learn how to make tempera paint at home!: youtube.com/watch?v=jBJwbEI6N1U
#MetKids Microscope is a show about the science behind the art (and the art behind the science!) at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Learn true stories about real discoveries from scientists at the Museum, and do some experiments on your own!
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00:00 Here’s a riddle for you…
00:30 Making a cake
00:46 Making egg tempera
01:20 The science of egg yolks!
01:44 Emulsifiers
02:05 Creating a suspension
02:25 Remember the humble egg!
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Chief Digital Officer: Douglas Hegley
Executive Producer: Sarah Wambold
Director/Writer/Producer: Rachel Smith
Producer: Emma Vecchione
Project Manager: Maria Kozanecka
Animation Direction: Lisa LaBracio
Art Direction: Tara Sunil Thomas
Animation + Compositing: Lisa LaBracio
Narrators: Corin Wells, Michael Gallagher
Episode Consultants: Michael Gallagher, Aude Semat, Anna Serotta, Francesca Marzullo
Education Consultants: Darcy-Tell Morales, Merantine Hens
Original Music and Sound Design: Austin Fisher
Sound Mix: Dave Raymond
Production Design: Aurola Wedman Alfaro
Rights and Permissions: Julie Zeftel
Special Thanks: Julie Arslanoglu
Portrait of a Woman with a Man at a Casement, ca. 1440.
Fra Filippo Lippi (Italian, ca. 1406–1469).
Tempera on wood, 25 ¼ x 16 ½ in. (64.1 x 41.9 cm).
Marquand Collection, Gift of Henry G. Marquand, 1889 (89.15.19)
metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/436896
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What does a cake have in common with an Italian Renaissance painting? The answer may surprise you! Watch to learn about the special properties of egg yolk that make it just as perfect for baking as it is for painting.
Next, learn how to make tempera paint at home!: youtube.com/watch?v=jBJwbEI6N1U
#MetKids Microscope is a show about the science behind the art (and the art behind the science!) at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Learn true stories about real discoveries from scientists at the Museum, and do some experiments on your own!
Learn more about the series: metmuseum.org/perspectives/series/metkids-microscope
—
00:00 Here’s a riddle for you…
00:30 Making a cake
00:46 Making egg tempera
01:20 The science of egg yolks!
01:44 Emulsifiers
02:05 Creating a suspension
02:25 Remember the humble egg!
—
Chief Digital Officer: Douglas Hegley
Executive Producer: Sarah Wambold
Director/Writer/Producer: Rachel Smith
Producer: Emma Vecchione
Project Manager: Maria Kozanecka
Animation Direction: Lisa LaBracio
Art Direction: Tara Sunil Thomas
Animation + Compositing: Lisa LaBracio
Narrators: Corin Wells, Michael Gallagher
Episode Consultants: Michael Gallagher, Aude Semat, Anna Serotta, Francesca Marzullo
Education Consultants: Darcy-Tell Morales, Merantine Hens
Original Music and Sound Design: Austin Fisher
Sound Mix: Dave Raymond
Production Design: Aurola Wedman Alfaro
Rights and Permissions: Julie Zeftel
Special Thanks: Julie Arslanoglu
Portrait of a Woman with a Man at a Casement, ca. 1440.
Fra Filippo Lippi (Italian, ca. 1406–1469).
Tempera on wood, 25 ¼ x 16 ½ in. (64.1 x 41.9 cm).
Marquand Collection, Gift of Henry G. Marquand, 1889 (89.15.19)
metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/436896
All Images © The Metropolitan Museum of Art
MetKids is supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies
Subscribe for new content from The Met: youtube.com/user/metmuseum
#TheMet #Art #TheMetropolitanMuseumofArt #Museum
© 2023 The Metropolitan Museum of Art
