Winsor & Newton Galeria Acrylic Colour - Tube of 60 ML - Raw Umber
Winsor & Newton Galeria Acrylic Colour - Tube of 60 ML - Raw Umber
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Winsor & Newton Galeria Acrylic Colour - Tube of 60 ML - Raw Umber
Winsor & Newton Galeria Acrylic Colour - Tube of 60 ML - Raw Umber

Winsor & Newton Galeria Acrylic Colour - Tube of 60 ML - Raw Umber

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Brand:      Winsor & Newton            Seller:    Stationerie
Price:
₹ 237.50 ₹ 250.00

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Description

  • Colour - Raw Umber (554); Colour Series - 1; Pigment(s) - PBr7; Permanence Rating - AA - Extremely Permanent; Opacity - Semi-Opaque; Lightfastness - I (Excellent); Archival
  • Highly Pigmented Colours with an even Satin Finish; Range of 60 colours with a wide spectrum of pigment characteristics to choose from as well as excellent brilliance of color, strong brush stroke retention, clean color mixing, and high permanence; All Galeria acrylic colours are rated AA or A (except Opera Rose) recommended as Permanent for artists use
  • Drying time varies from 10-20 minutes, thicker films can take an hour or more; Once dry acrylics are permanent and weather-resistant making these paints an excellent choice for murals and outdoor sculptures; Can be used on a wide variety of surfaces (Multi-Surface) including canvas, paper, leather, fabric, hardboard, wood, brick, plaster, etc.
  • Perfect for Art & Design students, Professionals and budgeting artists, Artists preferring soft body acrylics; Value Proposition Professional Acrylic Paints with high pigment strength for backgrounds and large-scale works; Easy Dilution makes it suitable for a wide variety of techniques including stenciling, collage, sponging, airbrushing and more
  • Made in France; Conforms to ASTM D4236; Non-Toxic Paints; For varied applications, do pair with Galeria Artist Acrylic Mediums; Raw Umber is a rich brown pigment made by the natural brown clays found in earth. It was named after Umbria, a region in Italy where it was mined.

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