Description
The first Quinacridone compound was discovered in 1896 but its suitability as a pigment wasn't recognised until 1955. A commercially viable industrial process for synthesising Quinacridone pigment was developed and, in 1958, it was introduced to the market.
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Shade |
Quinacridone Red |
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Shade Code |
364 |
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Working Time |
High |
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Drying Time |
Moderate |
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Series Number |
3 |
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Pigment Code |
PV 19 |
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Transparency |
Transparent- See-through shades that are great for layering and glazing |
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Permanency |
A-A for Absolutely Permanent - Permanent with chances of slight fading when mixed with a white shade. |
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Features |
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High performance pigment for long life of the painting |
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Greater pigment load for better coverage and vibrant colours |
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New generation, absolutely transparent binders to ensure no colour shift |
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Greater open time facilitates 'Wet in Wet' blending and thick relief work |
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Thick formulation for great impasto effects |
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100% vegan |