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Colore ad olio Winton
Zinco Bianco
Zinc White è un colore bianco opaco a base di pigmenti di zinco. È un bianco eccellente per la colorazione ed è anche noto come Chinese White. È stato introdotto nel Regno Unito da Winsor & Newton a metà del XIX secolo.
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Winsor&Newton colori ad olio Winton
Realizzati con pigmenti di alta qualità, sono durevoli, resistenti alla luce e permanenti. Offrendo colori uniformi ogni volta, la loro formulazione pronta all’uso significa che puoi lavorare senza sforzo su qualsiasi scala.
Bellissimi colori contenenti pigmenti per belle arti che offrono una qualità affidabile. Ideali per chi usa grandi volumi di vernice. Disponibili in 55 colori.
TO INSPIRE EVERY ARTIST IN THE WORLD
Our mission to inspire every artist in the world voices our belief that there is an artist in everyone. Colart’s brands provide a wide range of products for creatives, regardless of skill level, from professional fine artists to hobbyists and students.
As a B Corp,™ we commit to using business as a force for good. We are counted among an industry community leading a global movement for an inclusive, equitable, and regenerative economy. Our commitment is founded on our vision to be the most sustainable house of leading creative brands.
Famous artists, past and present, have used our brands to create spectacular work that live on today and we are proud to be amongst the most established and most respected brands of art materials.
Winsor & Newton was founded in 1832 through the unique partnership of chemist William Winsor and artist Henry Newton. Respected artists JMW Turner, Picasso and David Hockney used the brand in their artworks. Queen Victoria commissioned Winsor & Newton to create the Series 7 brush in 1841, granting the brand its first Royal Warrant, and which is still held today.
The pioneer in fine art colour Lefranc Bourgeois, founded in 1720, and used on the ceiling of the Palace of Versailles has a long and proud tradition of working in partnership with artists.
Liquitex’s founder Henry Levison created the first water-based acrylic paint. His mantra of “I’m only happy when I’m trying to create something new” lives on today, with Liquitex continuing to push boundaries and challenge the established way of doing things.
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