Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolour 8ml Mauve
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The Cotman Watercolour range offers a more uniform consistency compared to the Artists' Watercolour range, making it easier for beginners to use without needing to understand the nuances of each individual pigment. Mauve is a rich violet colour. Originally a lake pigment, Mauve was discovered in England 1856 by Sir William Perkin and quickly became a fashionable clothing colour during the Victorian age. Additionally, the Cotman Watercolour range corresponds with the Winsor &; Newton Artists' Watercolour range. For example, Burnt Sienna has the same hue in both ranges, allowing artists to seamlessly mix colours from both with minimal technique adjustments. Series 1.
The Cotman Watercolour range offers a more uniform consistency compared to the Artists' Watercolour range, making it easier for beginners to use without needing to understand the nuances of each individual pigment. Mauve is a rich violet colour. Originally a lake pigment, Mauve was discovered in England 1856 by Sir William Perkin and quickly became a fashionable clothing colour during the Victorian age. Additionally, the Cotman Watercolour range corresponds with the Winsor &; Newton Artists' Watercolour range. For example, Burnt Sienna has the same hue in both ranges, allowing artists to seamlessly mix colours from both with minimal technique adjustments. Series 1.
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Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolour 8ml Mauve
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The Cotman Watercolour range offers a more uniform consistency compared to the Artists' Watercolour range, making it easier for beginners to use without needing to understand the nuances of each individual pigment. Mauve is a rich violet colour. Originally a lake pigment, Mauve was discovered in England 1856 by Sir William Perkin and quickly became a fashionable clothing colour during the Victorian age. Additionally, the Cotman Watercolour range corresponds with the Winsor &; Newton Artists' Watercolour range. For example, Burnt Sienna has the same hue in both ranges, allowing artists to seamlessly mix colours from both with minimal technique adjustments. Series 1.
The Cotman Watercolour range offers a more uniform consistency compared to the Artists' Watercolour range, making it easier for beginners to use without needing to understand the nuances of each individual pigment. Mauve is a rich violet colour. Originally a lake pigment, Mauve was discovered in England 1856 by Sir William Perkin and quickly became a fashionable clothing colour during the Victorian age. Additionally, the Cotman Watercolour range corresponds with the Winsor &; Newton Artists' Watercolour range. For example, Burnt Sienna has the same hue in both ranges, allowing artists to seamlessly mix colours from both with minimal technique adjustments. Series 1.
