What is the primary medium used in traditional oil painting?

A. Watercolor
B. Acrylic
C. Linseed oil
D. Gesso

Answer: Linseed oil

Additional Information: Traditional oil painting uses pigments mixed with linseed oil as the binder, allowing for rich colors and blending.

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