Acquerello Cotman
Terra d’ombra naturale
La terra d’ombra naturale è un pigmento marrone intenso ricavato dalle argille marroni naturali presenti nella terra. Deve il suo nome all’Umbria, una regione italiana in cui veniva estratta.
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W&N COTMAN 1/2 GODET TERRA D’OMBRA NATURALE 554
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Winsor&Newton colori acquerello Cotman
I nostri famosi Cotman Watercolours sono disponibili in 48 colori. Sono realizzati con pigmenti per belle arti, quindi non scendono a compromessi in termini di qualità e hanno una buona capacità di colorazione. Disponibili singolarmente o in una varietà di set per tutte le esigenze.
TO INSPIRE EVERY ARTIST IN THE WORLD
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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