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National Gallery 40 Pastels Half- Sticks Extra Soft Sennelier National Gallery 40 Pastels Half- Sticks Extra Soft Sennelier 72 A beautiful set of 40 colours, ideal for expanding your palette or making a start at your very first one. Large for half-sticks, these are ideal for taking outside for plein air painting. Contains the following colours:Bronze Green Deep (158) Lawn Green (148) Blue Violet (333) Ivory Black (513) Reseda Grey Green (212) Apple Green (205) Magenta Violet (940) Blue Grey Green (500) Raw Sienna (508) Nickel Yellow (901) Magenta Violet (944) Prussian Blue (288) Bistre (61) Lemon Yellow (603) Madder Carmine (378) Sapphire Blue (621) Mummy (104) Lemon Yellow (600) Vermillion (83) Ultramarine Deep (388) Flesh Ochre (16) Naples Yellow (99) Orange Lead (37) Cobalt Blue (353) Yellow Ochre (115) Cadmium Yellow Light (297) Helios Red (681) Cobalt Blue (356) Van Dyke Brown (439) Bright Yellow (341) Chinese Vermillion (791) Cerulean Blue (257) Van Dyke Violet (409) Golden Ochre (127) Van Dyke Violet (406) Viridan (256) White (525) Red Brown (6) Hot Brown (191) Viridian (252)
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National Gallery Gouache Paint Palette with Water Brush National Gallery Gouache Paint Palette with Water Brush 25 A paint palette of 50 gouache paints for exploring your creative side. The opaque paint medium is a good way to create vibrant paintings that dry fast.The set includes a easy to use water brush.
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National Gallery Van Gogh's Palette Wooden Coaster National Gallery Van Gogh's Palette Wooden Coaster 10 A coaster inspired by the tones and hues in Vincent van Gogh's paintings.
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National Gallery The Artist's Palette National Gallery The Artist's Palette 35 The palette is the most intimate and potent of an artist’s tools. From traditional wooden boards to ceramic plates and pots of paint, every palette has a story to tell and secrets to reveal. Within this book's pages you will find 50 palettes presented alongside paintings by the artists who used them. Alexandra Loske investigates each pairing to provide new insights into the artist’s use of colour, brushes, palette knives and other painting tools, to uncover surprising new stories about each artist and their work.