PWC New Gamboge (Winsor & Newton Watercolor) brush cleaner Its name derives from the

Its name derives from the Latin caeruleum meaning sky-blue pigment and was originally made in the 19th century by mixing cobalt blue with tin oxide

A single pigment rich transparent blue with green undertones

Yellow Ochre Pale

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PWC New Gamboge (Winsor & Newton Watercolor) brush cleaner Its name derives from theNew Gamboge New Gamboge is a recently reformulated warm yellow pigment resembling genuine toxic Gamboge. Made from tree resin, genuine Gamboge was brought to Europe in 1603 and was believed to carry medicinal cures. About This Color Lightfastness Code: II Lightfastness Description: Very Good Opacity Description: Semi Transparent Colour Number: 267 Series: 1 Pigment Codes: PR209 PY150 Permanence: A Permanence Description: Permanent