Picasso is known to have used this shade liberally during his blue period. It was accidentally created in 1706 with red dye ingredients in the workshop of the dye maker Johann Jacob Diesbach.
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Shade
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Prussian Blue
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Shade Code
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351
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Series Number
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1
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Pigment Code
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PB 7, PB 15:1, PB 27
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Features
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Creates bold and solid effects
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Has a matte and opaque finish
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Vibrant and highly permanent colours
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Suitable for photo reproduction (doesn't reflect any light)
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Very popular range of colours for all forms of design and traditional paintings
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100% vegan
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