Acrylic
Acrylic can be composed of various chemical substances that are derivatives of acrylic acid (CH2=CH-COOH), some of which are co-polymerized. The term "acrylic" is derived from the Latin adjective "acer" [sharp, pungent, piercing] and ultimately Greek "ákron" [point, summit] due to the pungent odour of acrylic acid. Copolymers of acrylic acid, called acrylates, are used inter alia as binders for paints and lacquers, injection moulded thermoplastic products (such as Perspex), glues and working materials in the field of dentistry. Quick drying and color-fast, they are also used as a polymethyl methacrylate vehicle for dispersing pigment and water to make acrylic colors.
Stamos, T.
Sale 387 - Dec. 10, 11
Lot 253
Acrylic on canvas 1981
25,000 EUR / 33,000 $
Place Bids
Details
Penck (d.i. Ralf Winkler)
Sale 387 - Dec. 10, 11
Lot 283
Acrylic on paper 1983
14,000 EUR / 18,480 $
Place Bids
Details
Pettibone, R.
Sale 390 - April 28, 12
Lot 112000176
- in 83 days
Acrylic 1970
10,000 EUR / 13,200 $
Place Bids
Details in German
Dokoupil
Sale 387 - Dec. 10, 11
Lot 295
Acrylic on canvas 1983
5,000 EUR / 6,600 $
Place Bids
Details
Oehlen, Albert
Internet auction
ends in 1 day(s)
Acrylic 1979
Starting bid: 3,440 EUR
Place Bids
Details
