Wikipedia:List of 100 Art concepts Wikipedia should have

This is a series of lists to identify the missing articles in Wikipedia related to Art. It is based on the concept of "List of vital articles" but specifically for art. There are three lists: art materials; art techniques; conservation-restoration materials; and conservation-restoration techniques. The point of creating these lists is to identify the 100 most important articles in each one so that the articles can then be assessed and improved.

• "Redlinks" identify subjects that currently do not have a Wikipedia article, but should!
• Just because a link is blue doesn't mean the article is any good, you can still improve it!
• The idea of creating a "list of 100 things" is an arbitrary number, not a goal in itself.

Here are some good online resources:

Art & Architecture Thesaurus Online (AAT)

Art Materials Information and Education Network, also known as AMIEN

Conservation & Art Material Encyclopedia Online (CAMEO)

Grove Art Online (known as the Grove Dictionary of Art); subscribers only.

Preserv'Art by the Centre de conservation du Québec (CCQ) (English) & (French)

See also: Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/Hotlist of Art & Architecture, List of artistic mediums, New materials in 20th-century art, Outline of sculpture, and Sculpture

See also: Category:Visual arts media, Category:Visual arts materials, Category:Artistic techniques, Category:Sculpture techniques, Category:Painting techniques, and Category:Metalworking terminology

Art materials

1. Pigment
2. Paint
   See also: Acrylic paint, Oil paint, and Magna paint
3. Canvas
4. Panel
5. Paper
6. Plaster
7. Linseed oil
8. Graphite
9. Charcoal
10. Pastels
11. Clay
12. Stone
    See also: Marble, Limestone, and Granite
13. Watercolor
14. Tempera
15. Gouache
16. Casein paint
17. Ink
18. Light
19. Pencil
20. Wood
21. Ivory
22. Ceramic
    See also: Stoneware, Earthenware, Porcelain, and Terracotta
23. Metal
    See also: Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Brass
    See also: Gold leaf and Silver leaf
24. Plastic
25. Plexiglass
26. Fiberglass
27. Glass
28. Wax
29. Fabric
    See also: Silk, Cotton, Wool, and Linen
30. Thread
31. Yarn
32. Film
    See also: Photograph
33. Glaze
34. Pen
35. Crayon
36. Vitreous enamel
37. Lacquer
38. Gelatin
39. Hide
40. Vellum and parchment
41. Glitter

Art techniques

1. Aquatint
2. Cameraless photography
3. Carving Carving is considered sculpting different from modeling. See Stonecarving, Wood carving, Hardstone carving, Ivory carving, Ice carving
4. Casting
5. Chromoxylography
6. Cloisonné
7. Damascening
8. Drawing
9. Drypoint
10. Embroidery
11. Encaustic
12. Engraving
13. Engraved gem
14. Etching
15. Filigree
16. Fresco
17. Gilding
18. Glassblowing
19. Goldsmithing
20. Gouache (both a technique and a material)
21. Linocut
22. Lithography
23. Lost-wax casting
24. Mezzotint
25. Modeling (a sculptural technique for clay, polymere and other malleable materials)
26. Monotype
27. Oil painting
28. Repoussé and chasing
29. Illuminated manuscript - redirect created from Manuscript Illumination to Illuminated_manuscript#The_process_of_illumination
30. Intaglio printing
31. Planographic printing
32. Pottery
33. Printmaking
34. Relief
35. Relief printing
36. Sculpture
37. Seriography
38. Stippling
39. Tapestry
40. Paper cutting
41. Photography
42. Slipcasting
43. Watercolor (both a technique and a material)
44. Weaving
45. Woodcut

Conservation-restoration materials

Main article: Conservation-restoration

See also: New media art preservation

1. Paraloid B-72
2. Plaster
3. Silica gel
4. Zeolite
5. Wheat starch paste
6. Japanese tissue
7. Hollytex
8. Reemay
9. Gelatin
10. Solvents
11. Plastics

Conservation-restoration techniques

Main article: Conservation-restoration

See also: Restoration of the Sistine Chapel frescoes

1. Inpainting
2. Wax lining