A genuine single pigment colour
The spring-like coil provides a balance of tension and flexibility to aid in the cleaning with any medium
Cadmium pigments were discovered in the 1820s as a by-product to the zinc production
Pigment Classification: Synthetic InorganicColor Index Name: PB28Color Index Number: 77346Chemical Description: Oxides of Cobalt and AluminumOpacity/Transparency: Semi-TransparentLightfastness Rating: 1Permanency: ExcellentMunsell Notation Listing: Hue 6 P Value Chroma 11Gloss Average: 69
it was synthesised in 1878 in Germany
Prussian Blue Hue, 320 (Liquitex Heavy Body) MIXED MEDIA A genuine single pigment colourPrussian Blue Hue, 320 (59ml Tube) A deep dark blue semi opaque color, that recreates the appearance of Prussian blue pigment. Prussian blue was the first known artificially manufactured color and was made by the colormaker Diesbach of Berlin in the early 1700s when experimenting with the oxidation of iron. This is thick, high viscosity, pigment rich professional acrylic color, ideal for impasto and texture. With a high concentration of lightfast