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PIG BLADDER
*Please note this item is preserved for educational display or dissection use. Product is not alive nor is it edible.
*California Residents Only – Proposition 65 – www.p65warning.ca.gov
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Product Reviews
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pig bladder for holding artist paints
Posted by Cynthia Denney on Mar 27th 2024
I am a docent at an art museum and love to use hands on materials with my kids on tours. As you know, artists need to store their handmade paints and keep them from drying out. They (somehow) discovered pig bladders perfect for the job. I thought that showing students and visitors, they would see what their favorite 1800's artists were using.
The thing is, I did not realize that it would be so big.
Question? Can I form this in the shape of a small pouch and tie it with a string? Will it dry out and rot or remain pliable--that might be better because you could handle it. If the visitors could handle it I would buy another. What a story they would go home and tell.
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How artists used pig bladders
Posted by Unknown on Dec 19th 2023
I use this as a demonstrations to show students how the invention of the metal paint tube was so important to replace the pig bladder. I get lots of ewww's but they listen.
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pig bladder
Posted by Unknown on Feb 25th 2023
Great specimens and great customer service! Always available to help and quality products. A+ to the staff!
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Good perseveration
Posted by Salvador Escobedo on Nov 14th 2021
It was well kept but there was a little bit of random hair on it which I thought was sort of odd because a pig doesn't have hair
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