Prussian Blue PB27 - Artist Grade Handmade Honey Based Watercolor Tube 15ml New

Prussian Blue PB27 - Artist Grade Handmade Honey Based Watercolor Tube 15ml NewPB27 CI#77510 (Prussian Blue) Series 1 Prussian Blue is a dark blue pigment that has been used in various forms of art for centuries. It was first discovered in 1704 by a German chemist named Heinrich Diesbach, who accidentally synthesized the pigment while attempting to create a red pigment. Prussian Blue quickly became popular in the art world due to its intense blue color and durability. It was also used in various industrial applications, such as

Less binder: Increases color intensity but may affect adhesion

Carmine Lake is derived from the aluminum complex of carminic acid

Only selected most selected hardness: 3H

Cadmium Red is known for its strong tinting strength and opaque nature

Its granulating quality makes it valuable for certain artistic applications

"The Milkmaid" (1658)

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This rock is characterized by its foliated structure

PR3 CI#12120

It is also lightfast and will not fade over time

falling between classic Cobalt Blue (PB28) and Cerulean Blue (PB35)

H332: Harmful if inhaled