Artist Miriam Ruberl
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The wax is paraffin wax plus hardeners and palm wax. 
The support is a 24 x 36″‘ gessoed commercial canvas, 1.5” deep. covered on all sides with black drill.

The mutton cloth in this case was cut twice - once in bands off the roll of cloth, and then I opened the rounds out into strips by cutting one end. This allowed for greater curl or encircling from edge to edge, and produced much thinner strips when waxed - so a massive 7 meters and 2.5kg of wax used, and allowed more black to show through where it landed in single layers !

Details can be seen below.



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