Details Rublev Colours 16th Century Flesh Tone Palette provides you with the colors used most often by painters in the 15th and 16th centuries to create a wide range of flesh tints. The depiction of Saint Luke...
Details The Rublev Colours 19th Century Watercolor Palette introduces you to the palette of watercolors typically used by British and American 19th century masters. The colors are based on the palette used by ...
Details The roots of the plant Rubia tinctorum supply the coloring substances that are converted to madder lakes, the principle coloring substance which is alizarin. The shades of colors of madder lakes vary f...
Details Natural Pigments has created a set of ten oil colors based on earth pigments from the diverse geology of Armenia. The earth colors range from green earths, yellow ochers, orange red, brown red to bluis...
Details Armenian Hematite is an opaque bluish red that is fine-grained with high tinting strength. It is a low oil absorption color from hematite deposits in the Lori province of Armenia. Composition and Perm...
Details Rublev Colours Azurite is a greenish blue watercolor that is transparent, granulating and non-staining. Azurite is a basic copper carbonate mineral, which is found in many parts of the world in the upp...
Details Rublev Colours Azurite is a greenish blue watercolor that is transparent, granulating and non-staining. Azurite is a basic copper carbonate mineral, which is found in many parts of the world in the upp...
Details Rublev Colours Aqueous Dispersions are pigments dispersed in water ready to be mixed with water-based mediums. These dispersions are especially made for use with traditional painting mediums, such as e...
Details A reddish brown pigment containing over 35% hematite. We prepare this family of pigments from sources in Russia. We could not find an equivalent for it in Europe or the Western Hemisphere. However, it ...
