[no. 208] Ultramarine Violet - M. Harding Oil - 40mlMichael Harding Ultramarine Violet A variant of Ultramarine pigment. This color is achieved by slightly altering the manufacture of the blue shade, Sodium Sulphosilicate, by heating it with Chlorine. The result is a weaker, more violet pigment that has a relatively low Tint Power and a degree of transparency that lends itself to being exploited in glazes or thin body color. In hues, it becomes a high keyed rather fluffy texture mauve which

The modern organic equivalent matches the beauty of the color used for centuries in Mughal miniatures but has greater Tint Power and reliability

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Michael Harding Deep Purple (Dioxazine) - Deep Purple has tremendous use in all aspects of painting but should be used with caution by new artists as it has a tint power only matched by the Phthalocyanines

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FEATURES of F41CP Watercolor Paper:

This beautifully golden paint makes bronze-like hues and works very well with the low Earths

This is due to increased numbers of Chlorine and Bromine atoms

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flowers and sunlight to name a few

6 Daniel's favorite RAYMAR Panels to paint on with his Rosemary Brushes are our C13DP Linen Panels

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