Os dedos, penas de diversas aves, gravetos com pêlos nas pontas, uma espécie de buril de pedra e, ainda, os tufos feitos de musgo, eram os pincéis antigos.
•No Oriente, em 1804, surge o "Pincel de Toyohashi", no feudo de Yoshida, Kyoto (Japão). Utilizado para caligrafia e pinturas ornamentais foi construído com cabo de bambu, virola de talo de pena e pelos macios de animais.
Esses pincéis foram considerados, na época, verdadeiras jóias, sendo guardados pendurados em suporte de metal nobre. Hoje, fazem parte da arte tradicional do Japão.
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• The first tool to carry ink was a stick of charcoal with animal fat. This object was identified by history at the painting in the rock in the paleolithic era, also called "art mural."
The fingers, feathers of various birds, sticks with hair at the ends, a kind of chisel of stone and, also, made of the tufts of moss, were the old brushes.
• In the East, in 1804, appeared the "Brush of Toyohashi" in the feud for Yoshida, Kyoto (Japan). Used for calligraphy and ornamental paintings was built with bamboo cable and soft hair of animals.
These brushes were considered at the time, real jewels, and kept hanging in support of noble metal. Today, they are part of the traditional art of Japan
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