WINSOR & NEWTON

Winsor & Newton's Artists' Oil colours owe their reputation for supreme quality over 160 years to the careful selection of the finest pigments from all over the world. There are 106 colours in the range, as well as 8 whites.

¤ = Caution Hazardous material, colours should be treated with extra caution and may be unsuitable for use in certain conditions (for example by children). Go to Winsor & Newton for more details, or see Winsor & Newton notes in their main catalogue, or enquire from Winsor & Newton (0181-427-4343) direct, on methods of use.

• AA = Extremely permanent colour
• A = Durable colour generally sold as permanent
• B = Moderately durable colour
• C = Fugitive colour

Colour
• Alizarin Crimson
• Sap Green
• Carmine

Permanent Alternative
• Permanent Alizarin Crimson
• Permanent Sap Green
• Permanent Alizarin Crimson

• Blue Black o
• Bright Red t
• Brown Madder Alizarin t
• Burnt Sienna t
• Burnt Umber t
• Charcoal Grey t
• Chrome Green Deep Hue o
• Chrome Yellow Hue o
• Gold Ochre o
• Ivory Black o
• Jaune Brilliant o
• Lamp Black o
• Light Red o
• Manganese Blue Hue t
• Mauve (Blue Shade) t
• Naples Yellow ¤ o

• Naples Yellow Light o
• Payne's Grey t
• Phthalo Turquoise t
• Prussian Blue t
• Purple Lake t
• Raw Sienna t
• Raw Umber t
• Terra Rosa o
• Terre Verte t
• Ultramarine Green Shade t
• Vandyke Brown t
• Venetian Red o
• Vermilion Hue ¤ o
• Yellow Ochre Pale o
• Yellow Ochre t

• Alizarin Crimson t
• Bronze o
• Copper o
• Davy's Grey t
• Flesh Tint o
• French Ultramarine t
• Gold o
• Indian Red o
• Indian Yellow t
• Indigo t
• Magenta t
• Mars Black o
• Mars Brown o
• Mars Orange o
• Mars Violet o
• Mars Violet Deep o
• Mars Yellow o
• Olive Green t
• Permanent Green t
• Permanent Green Deep t
• Permanent Green Light t
• Permanent Magenta t

• Permanent Rose t
• Pewter o
• Prussian Green t
• Purple Madder Alizarin t
• Renaissance Gold o
• Sap Green t
• Scarlet Lake t
• Silver o
• Transparent Gold Ochre t
• Ultramarine Violet t
• Winsor Blue (Green Shade) t
• Winsor Blue (Red Shade) t
• Winsor Emerald o
• Winsor Green t
• Winsor Green (Yellow Shade) t
• Winsor Lemon t
• Winsor Orange t
• Winsor Red t
• Winsor Red Deep t
• Winsor Violet (Dioxazine) t
• Winsor Yellow t
• Winsor Yellow Deep t

• Viridian t

• Cadmium Green ¤ o
• Cadmium Green Pale ¤ o
• Cadmium Lemon ¤ o
• Cadmium Orange ¤ o
• Cadmium Red ¤ o
• Cadmium Red Deep ¤ o
• Cadmium Scarlet ¤ o
• Cadmium Yellow ¤ o
• Cadmium Yellow Deep ¤ o

• Cadmium Yellow Pale ¤ o
• Cobalt Blue t
• Indanthrene Blue t
• Lemon Yellow Hue (Nickel Titanate) o
• Oxide of Chromium o
• Permanent Alizarin Crimson t
• Permanent Mauve t
• Permanent Sap Green t
• Transparent Yellow t

• Aureolin t
• Cerulean Blue o
• Cobalt Blue Deep t
• Cobalt Turquoise t

• Rose Doré t
• Rose Madder Deep t
• Rose Madder Genuine t

• Carmine t
• Cobalt Green o
• Cobalt Green Deep o

• Cobalt Violet t
• Cobalt Violet Dark t

Titanium White 37, 60 & 120ml tubes

The whitest and most permanent white, it is the most popular modern white.

Zinc White 37, 60 & 120ml tubes

This has a pure, cold white appearance and is excellent for making tints and glazing. The least opaque of all the whites. Slow drying and non-toxic.

Iridescent White 37ml & 60ml tubes only

An excellent white which captures the unique effect of "light interference." It can be mixed with, or painted over, other colours to produce interesting effects.

For general use, preparing grounds or mixing into oil colours. (Grounds should be glue-sized prior to application). It resists yellowing and and reduces the tendency for over-painted layers to wrinkle, shrink or crack.

Cremnitz White ¤

An 'old-fashioned' type of lead carbonate (without zinc oxide). Gives a slightly "stringy" consistency. Toxic.

Flake White Nos: 1 and 2 ¤

Excellent for general use, a more flexible and durable white which is comparatively quick-drying. Lacks the opacity of Titanium White & the whiteness of Zinc White. Flake White No:1 is stiffer than No:2. Toxic.

• Introductory Set (10x21ml tubes)

• Introductory Set (6x21ml tubes)

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