Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolor 5ml (0.17-oz) Tube Payne's Gray 0.17-oz Tube Payne's Gray

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Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolor 5ml (0.17-oz) Tube Payne's Gray 0.17-oz Tube Payne's Gray

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William and Henry's commitment to quality and innovation are part of a rich heritage which informs Winsor & Newton to this day.

ABOUT US

Winsor & Newton pinpointed what was really needed – a regular source of reliable colours and brushes. Winsor & Newton first developed vastly improved watercolours, followed by a number of other innovations including Chinese White, the first durable opaque white watercolour, and collapsible tin tubes for both oils and watercolours.
1832

Scientist William Winsor and artist Henry Newton establish their partnership at 38 Rathbone Place, London.
1835

Winsor & Newton develop the first glycerine based, moist water colours changing the history of outdoor painting.
1837

By commissioning the Series 7 brush and granting Winsor & Newton the first Royal Warrant, Queen Victoria's reign was significant.
1840

William Winsor introduces glass syringes to replace bladders as oil colour containers.
1841 — 1905

Winsor & Newton are granted their first Royal Warrant. Today Winsor & Newton remains by Appointment to HRH the Prince of Wales.
1842

The first screw cap mechanism for collapsible metal tubes is patented by William Winsor; this becomes the standard container for colour
1866

Queen Victoria orders that Winsor & Newton produce the very finest kolinsky sable water colour brushes in her favourite size: the No.7.
1892

Winsor & Newton were the first to publish the composition and permanence of their colours.
1937

Winsor & Newton introduce Designers' Gouache. It became the most popular medium used by graphic designers.
1937-1938

Winsor & Newton moved to West London; our archives and business were safe when Rathbone Place was destroyed in the London Blitz.
WORLD WAR 2

Manufacturing of colours continued with priority going to the RAF map and reconnaissance department. In addition, the skills for manufacturing artists water colour boxes were used for making soldiers' canteens.
1946

Brush making factory opens in Lowestoft, UK. The skills required for mending fishing nets were transferred to tying knots for brushes.
1970

Winsor & Newton introduces their first range of Artists' Acrylics.
1976

Winsor & Newton launch the first artists' alkyd oil colour which allowed for completed oil paintings in a fraction of the time.
1998

Winsor & Newton launch Artisan Water Mixable Oil Colour - allowed artists to enjoy oil colour without the use of hazardous solvents.
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Winsor & Newton Professional Water Colour

Since 1832 when Henry Newton and William Winsor introduced the first moist water colours to the world, much of our reputation for supreme quality has stemmed from the Professional Water Colour range.

Since then Professional Water Colour continues to be formulated and manufactured according to our founding principles; to create an unparalleled water colour range which offers artists the widest and most balanced choice of pigments with the greatest possible permanence.

Each colour within this wide and balanced spectrum of 96 colours, has been selected and formulated to offer the greatest choice so that artists can use a unique palette that best suits their work.


Pigments We use single pigments wherever possible. Single pigment formulations are purer in hue and cleaner in colour than mixtures of pigments, providing a larger number of colour mixes before resulting in muddy effects. Within the new Professional Water Colour range there are 75 single pigments amounting to 78% of the range.	Unrivalled Transparency Our Professional Water Colour exhibit unrivaled transparency due to the unique pigment dispersion in the manufacture of the colour. This is particularly important because transparency is the key characteristic of water colour. As a result of the thinness of the water colour film, all colours have a transparent quality on paper, allowing the reflective white of the paper to shine through. However, pigments do retain their natural characteristics to some degree. For example, transparent pigments refract light in much the same manner as stained glass, making jewel-like brilliance and clean mixing. Opaque colours such as cadmiums are likely to cover significantly more than transparent colours.	Permanence 93 out of 96 colours in the Professional Water Colour range are classed as "permanent for artists' use". This means that 97% of our Professional Water Colour are rated AA or A for permanence to ensure that the colours used today will appear the same for generations to come.

Winsor & Newton Professional Water Colour offers artists the widest and most balanced choice of pigments with the greatest possible permanence. The brilliance, transparency, and purity of colour is unparalleled to any other water colour. Since 1832 when Henry Newton and William Winsor introduced the first moist water colours to the world, much of our reputation for supreme quality has stemmed from the Professional Water Colour range. Since then Professional Water Colour continues to be formulated and manufactured according to our founding principles. Each colour within this wide and balanced spectrum of 96 colours, has been selected and formulated to offer the greatest choice so that artists can use a unique palette that best suits their work. Payne's Grey is a dark blue grey made from a mixture of Ultramarine, Mars Black and sometimes Crimson. It was named after the 18th c. water-colourist William Payne who created the mixture and often recommended it to his students as an alternative to plain black.

Conforms to ASTM D4236. Includes a 0. 17oz / 5ml tube of Winsor & Newton Professional Water Colour. Permanence: A / Opacity: Semi-opaque. Series: 1 / Colour Code: 465 / Colour Index: PB 15, PBk 6, PV 19. The finest water colour offering the widest choice of pigments & the highest possible permanence.

Package Information: Tube. Model Name: Professional. Age Range (Description): Adult. Specific Uses For Product: Art Painting. Paint Type: Watercolor. Item Volume: 5 Milliliters. Size: 0.17-oz Tube. Color: Payne's Gray. Brand: Winsor & Newton. Date First Available: February 23, 2006. International Shipping: This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More. Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S. Best Sellers Rank: #377 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing. Customer Reviews: 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 145 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars. : B00079TB7W. Batteries Required?: ?No. Batteries Included?: ?No. Number Of Pieces: ?1. Item Package Quantity: ?1. Style: ?0.17-oz Tube. Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ?No. Item model number: ?0102465. Country of Origin: ?France. Product Dimensions: ?2.6 x 0.79 x 0.51 inches. Item Weight: ?0.352 ounces. Part Number: ?0102465. Manufacturer: ?ColArt Americas. Package Information: ?Tube. Model Name: ?Professional. Age Range (Description): ?Adult. Specific Uses For Product: ?Art Painting. Paint Type: ?Watercolor. Item Volume: ?5 Milliliters. Size: ?0.17-oz Tube. Color: ?Payne's Gray. Brand: ?Winsor & Newton.