[no. 114] Phthalocyanine Blue & Titanium White - M. Harding Oil - 40mlPhthalocyanine Blue & Titanium White (no. 114) Michael Harding devised this blend as a replacement for the unavailable pigment Manganese Blue, a pigment introduced in the 1950s but now no longer manufactured. This is far more intense than Manganese Blue, with a vivid, almost luminous appearance, which recalls the rich blue skies of Veronese and other Venetian painters. The phenomenal Tint Power of the Phthalo component means that it can be hued much

Manganese Violet has very mild reddish overtones that do not cut through mixes and which some find useful when making reflex or shadowy greys

perfect for details and accents

up to 16" high (12x16

Michael Harding obtains the high-quality ochre pigment from the oldest source in France

He enjoys painting En plein air since it allows him to be immersed in the landscape during the progress of creating

25" Weight: 2

A perfect color for all-around use in your paintings

FEATURES of F41CP Watercolor Paper:

with a very dense warm undertone

(1) Acrylic Primed Linen Panel

Other Lakes were found to be too impermanent for artistic use before the end of the 19th century

a pigment introduced in the 1950s but now no longer manufactured