In 1985, following extensive research, Old Holland presented a revolutionary range of 168 oil paints, each with the highest degree of lightfastness. Traditional, non-lightfast pigments were replaced with modern lightfast pigments with the same colour characteristics as the traditional ones. Thanks to the highest possible concentration of pigment in each colour, the paint has an unprecedented colour strength. Within the unique range of 168 colours, there is a wide range of opaque and transparent colours, each with the highest possible brilliance (intense) and clarity (clean) characteristics. The only medium used for these oil paints is cold-pressed extra virgin linseed oil, to obtain an optimum oxidisation (drying) of the paint. This increases durability and brushstroke spread. Together, these characteristics result in an oil paint of unequalled quality.

Pigment Classification: Zinc white-Titanium dioxide-Nickel titanate-Diketo-Pyrrolo-Pyrolle

Colour Index: PW4-PW6-PY53-PO73

Colour index number: a.s.

Lightfastness: Lightfast pigment according to ASTM category 1 and 2

Opacity/Transparency: Opaque

Pigment classification :Pyrozolo chinazolon

Colour index :PO67

Colour index number :12915

Lightfastness : Lightfast pigment according to ASTM category 1 and 2

Opacity/transparency :Opaque.

Pigment classification : Zinc oxide-Naphtol as.-Quinacridone

Colour index : PW4-PR112-PR122

Colour index number :77947-12370-73915

Lightfastness : Lightfast pigment according to ASTM category 1 and 2

Opacity/transparency : Semi-opaque

Pigment classification : Zincoxid-Titanium dioxide-phtalocyanine-synthetic ultramarine

Colour index : PW4-PW6-PB15-PB29

Colour index number :77947-77891-74160-77007

Lightfastness : Lightfast pigment according to ASTM category 1 and 2

Opacity/transparency : Opaque

Pigment classification : Zinc oxide-Titanium dioxide-Synthetic ultramarine-Dioxazine

Colour index : PW4-PW6-PB29-PV23

Colour index number :77947-77891-77007-51319

Lightfastness : Lightfast pigment according to ASTM category 1 and 2

Opacity/transparency : Opaque

In 1985, following extensive research, Old Holland presented a revolutionary range of 168 oil paints, each with the highest degree of lightfastness. Traditional, non-lightfast pigments were replaced with modern lightfast pigments with the same colour characteristics as the traditional ones. Thanks to the highest possible concentration of pigment in each colour, the paint has an unprecedented colour strength. Within the unique range of 168 colours, there is a wide range of opaque and transparent colours, each with the highest possible brilliance (intense) and clarity (clean) characteristics. The only medium used for these oil paints is cold-pressed extra virgin linseed oil, to obtain an optimum oxidisation (drying) of the paint. This increases durability and brushstroke spread. Together, these characteristics result in an oil paint of unequalled quality.

Pigment Classification: Natural ochre

Colour Index: a.s.

Colour index number: a.s.

Lightfastness: Lightfast pigment according to ASTM

Category 1 and 2

Opacity/Transparency: Opaque

In 1985, following extensive research, Old Holland presented a revolutionary range of 168 oil paints, each with the highest degree of lightfastness. Traditional, non-lightfast pigments were replaced with modern lightfast pigments with the same colour characteristics as the traditional ones. Thanks to the highest possible concentration of pigment in each colour, the paint has an unprecedented colour strength. Within the unique range of 168 colours, there is a wide range of opaque and transparent colours, each with the highest possible brilliance (intense) and clarity (clean) characteristics. The only medium used for these oil paints is cold-pressed extra virgin linseed oil, to obtain an optimum oxidisation (drying) of the paint. This increases durability and brushstroke spread. Together, these characteristics result in an oil paint of unequalled quality.

Pigment Classification: Zinc oxide-Titanium dioxide-Mono.aza-Natural ochre

Colour Index: PW4-PW6-PY74-PY43

Colour index number: 77947-77891-21090-77492

Lightfastness: Lightfast pigment according to ASTM

Category 1 and 2

Opacity/Transparency: Semi-opaque

In 1985, following extensive research, Old Holland presented a revolutionary range of 168 oil paints, each with the highest degree of lightfastness. Traditional, non-lightfast pigments were replaced with modern lightfast pigments with the same colour characteristics as the traditional ones. Thanks to the highest possible concentration of pigment in each colour, the paint has an unprecedented colour strength. Within the unique range of 168 colours, there is a wide range of opaque and transparent colours, each with the highest possible brilliance (intense) and clarity (clean) characteristics. The only medium used for these oil paints is cold-pressed extra virgin linseed oil, to obtain an optimum oxidisation (drying) of the paint. This increases durability and brushstroke spread. Together, these characteristics result in an oil paint of unequalled quality.

Pigment Classification: Chromium oxide

Colour Index: PG7

Colour index number: 77288

Lightfastness: Lightfast pigment according to ASTM

Category 1 and 2

Opacity/Transparency: Opaque

Langridge Handmade Oil Colour has been constructed to excel in saturation of colour and physical handling qualities. Developed in consultation with artists, these paints satisfy demands for oil colours that are unadulterated by fillers or modifiers, resulting in a pure, full-strength paint. Constructed with the highest pigment loading they are the world’s first oil paint specifically based on contemporary high-saturation colours. Pigment: Cadmium SulphoselenideClassification: Synthetic InorganicColour Index: PR108 (77202)Vehicle: Linseed OilHiding power: OpaquePigment Loading: Normal-HighConsistency: SoftDrying rate: 2-4 daysASTM: IProduct Code: 0810Series: 6

Langridge Handmade Oil Colour has been constructed to excel in saturation of colour and physical handling qualities. Developed in consultation with artists, these paints satisfy demands for oil colours that are unadulterated by fillers or modifiers, resulting in a pure, full-strength paint. Constructed with the highest pigment loading they are the world’s first oil paint specifically based on contemporary high-saturation colours. Pigment: Manganese PyrophosphateClassification: Synthetic InorganicColour Index: PV16 (77742)Vehicle: Linseed OilHiding power: OpaquePigment Loading: HighConsistency: ButteryDrying rate: 2-4 daysASTM: IProduct Code: 0869Series: 5

Akademie oil colours contain quality artists' pigments in high concentration which guarantee for the brilliance and excellent lightfastness (4 and 5 Stars only). Brilliant shades can be obtained also in mixtures due to the large number of one-pigment-colours. With Akademie oil colours, Schmincke offers a harmonious colour range for beginners and heavy users. High luminosity, a harmonious colouristic with translucent to opaque colours are only some of the main features of this colour range. Due to the new and balanced formulations with high quality linseed these oil colours offer a fast and uniform drying time throughout the 48 colour assortment. Akademie oil are very heavy body oil colours which can be applied very easily and smoothly.

CI Name: PW6Chemical Description: Titanium Dioxide RutileLight Fastness: IOpacity: Opaque

Each colour is ground to enhance the beauty and luminosity specific to that particular pigment. Some colours will feel slightly gritty; others extremely smooth. Pigments are ground in pure, premium, alkali-refined and PH- balanced linseed oil and made in batches no larger than five gallons at a time. This provides total control over the product, much like the late nineteenth-century French colour makers. All the materials are hand measured, and every ounce of paint is scrutinized. The paint is packed in 37 ml and 150 ml non-reactive aluminum tubes. Larger quantities of paint are packed in aluminium cans using only the purest materials.

In 1985, following extensive research, Old Holland presented a revolutionary range of 168 oil paints, each with the highest degree of lightfastness. Traditional, non-lightfast pigments were replaced with modern lightfast pigments with the same colour characteristics as the traditional ones. Thanks to the highest possible concentration of pigment in each colour, the paint has an unprecedented colour strength. Within the unique range of 168 colours, there is a wide range of opaque and transparent colours, each with the highest possible brilliance (intense) and clarity (clean) characteristics. The only medium used for these oil paints is cold-pressed extra virgin linseed oil, to obtain an optimum oxidisation (drying) of the paint. This increases durability and brushstroke spread. Together, these characteristics result in an oil paint of unequalled quality.

Pigment Classification: Natural umber

Colour Index: PBR7

Colour index number: 77492

Lightfastness: Lightfast pigment according to ASTM

Category 1 and 2

Opacity/Transparency: Opaque

Charvin has a long tradition of producing artists’ oil colour using high quality ingredients and traditional processes. Established in 1830 and based in Cannes on the French Riviera, Charvin slowly and expertly produces oil colour with a dedication to detail to ensure consistent and creamy colours that are full of character.

Charvin Extra Fine Artist Oil colours are made according to some of the oldest recipes still in use. The highest possible concentration of pigment is combined with the principle binder, poppy oil, which is non-yellowing and gives a creamy texture and richness. The extensive range of colours are permanent and lightfast, and are ideal for traditional and modern techniques.

Charvin has a long tradition of producing artists’ oil colour using high quality ingredients and traditional processes. Established in 1830 and based in Cannes on the French Riviera, Charvin slowly and expertly produces oil colour with a dedication to detail to ensure consistent and creamy colours that are full of character.

Charvin Extra Fine Artist Oil colours are made according to some of the oldest recipes still in use. The highest possible concentration of pigment is combined with the principle binder, poppy oil, which is non-yellowing and gives a creamy texture and richness. The extensive range of colours are permanent and lightfast, and are ideal for traditional and modern techniques.

Charvin has a long tradition of producing artists’ oil colour using high quality ingredients and traditional processes. Established in 1830 and based in Cannes on the French Riviera, Charvin slowly and expertly produces oil colour with a dedication to detail to ensure consistent and creamy colours that are full of character.

Charvin Extra Fine Artist Oil colours are made according to some of the oldest recipes still in use. The highest possible concentration of pigment is combined with the principle binder, poppy oil, which is non-yellowing and gives a creamy texture and richness. The extensive range of colours are permanent and lightfast, and are ideal for traditional and modern techniques.

Charvin has a long tradition of producing artists’ oil colour using high quality ingredients and traditional processes. Established in 1830 and based in Cannes on the French Riviera, Charvin slowly and expertly produces oil colour with a dedication to detail to ensure consistent and creamy colours that are full of character.

Charvin Extra Fine Artist Oil colours are made according to some of the oldest recipes still in use. The highest possible concentration of pigment is combined with the principle binder, poppy oil, which is non-yellowing and gives a creamy texture and richness. The extensive range of colours are permanent and lightfast, and are ideal for traditional and modern techniques.

PG19. Fast Drying. Semi-Opaque. Excellent Lightfastness. Low Oil Content.

A heavy, dense blue-green, with low tint power, introduced, with so many inorganic metallic pigments, 1830-40. It is a compound of Cobalt and Zinc Oxides, with grey-blue undertones which do not overturn mixes and form interesting effects when combined with the Yellow Lakes.

In 1985, following extensive research, Old Holland presented a revolutionary range of 168 oil paints, each with the highest degree of lightfastness. Traditional, non-lightfast pigments were replaced with modern lightfast pigments with the same colour characteristics as the traditional ones. Thanks to the highest possible concentration of pigment in each colour, the paint has an unprecedented colour strength. Within the unique range of 168 colours, there is a wide range of opaque and transparent colours, each with the highest possible brilliance (intense) and clarity (clean) characteristics. The only medium used for these oil paints is cold-pressed extra virgin linseed oil, to obtain an optimum oxidisation (drying) of the paint. This increases durability and brushstroke spread. Together, these characteristics result in an oil paint of unequalled quality.

Pigment Classification: Cadmiumseleno sulphide

Colour Index: PR108

Colour index number: 77202

Lightfastness: Lightfast pigment according to ASTM

Category 1 and 2

Opacity/Transparency: Opaque

Langridge Handmade Oil Colour has been constructed to excel in saturation of colour and physical handling qualities. Developed in consultation with artists, these paints satisfy demands for oil colours that are unadulterated by fillers or modifiers, resulting in a pure, full-strength paint. Constructed with the highest pigment loading they are the world’s first oil paint specifically based on contemporary high-saturation colours. Pigment: Natural Iron OxideClassification: Natural InorganicColour Index: PBr7 (77491)Vehicle: Linseed OilHiding power: OpaquePigment Loading: MediumConsistency: Soft butterDrying rate: 1-3 daysASTM: IProduct Code: 0824Series: 2

In 1985, following extensive research, Old Holland presented a revolutionary range of 168 oil paints, each with the highest degree of lightfastness. Traditional, non-lightfast pigments were replaced with modern lightfast pigments with the same colour characteristics as the traditional ones. Thanks to the highest possible concentration of pigment in each colour, the paint has an unprecedented colour strength. Within the unique range of 168 colours, there is a wide range of opaque and transparent colours, each with the highest possible brilliance (intense) and clarity (clean) characteristics. The only medium used for these oil paints is cold-pressed extra virgin linseed oil, to obtain an optimum oxidisation (drying) of the paint. This increases durability and brushstroke spread. Together, these characteristics result in an oil paint of unequalled quality.

Pigment Classification: Zinc oxide-Titanium dioxide-Synthetic iron oxide

Colour Index: PW4-PW6-PY42

Colour index number: 77947-77891-77492

Lightfastness: Lightfast pigment according to ASTM

Category 1 and 2

Opacity/Transparency: Opaque

PR 83. Slow Drying. Transparent. Good Lightfastness. High Oil Content. The oldest synthetic organic lake, introduced in 1868, and the only one of the coal-tar lake range to have survived in use until the present, the others having been found to be too impermanent for artistic use before the end of the 19th century. Itself a replacement for the somewhat unreliable organic Natural Madder (a dye made from a crushed plant root), Alizarin is frowned upon by certain Americans because its lightfastness (II-III on the ASTM scale), does not match that attained in the more recent organic pigments. But its clarity and subtly beautiful bluish undertones are unique, and, since its introduction, portraitists have greatly prized its range of cool, rather smoky hues, so well suited for rendering facial flesh.

Michael Harding Oil Paints are among the finest oil paints available to artists today. Michael Harding's colours have a high load of top quality pigments, ground in refined cold pressed linseed oil. They are completely free of fillers, extenders or driers, resulting in pure, rich, and vibrant colours that are lightfast and buttery.

First manufactured in 1982, Michael Harding Artists' Oil Paints are of exceptional quality and are made by hand. They are very popular with some of the world's finest artists, including David Hockney, Chris Ofili, and the late Sir Howard Hodgkin. Formulated to match N7 on the Munsell Value Scale. An opaque, soft grey with a warm undertone.

PBk 6. Average drying. Opaque. Excellent Lightfastness. High Oil Content

So named because it was originally derived from the soot of oil lamps, this is pure Carbon, and probably the first pigment our ancestors ever used to decorate their caves. A soft, slightly warm shade of black whose lean surface gives it a greyish aspect. Probably not the best choice for unmixed underpainting on account of its tendency to move whilst drying, but this can be remedied with the addition of good drying Earths.

Michael Harding Oil Paints are among the finest oil paints available to artists today. Michael Harding's colours have a high load of top quality pigments, ground in refined cold pressed linseed oil. They are completely free of fillers, extenders or driers, resulting in pure, rich, and vibrant colours that are lightfast and buttery.

First manufactured in 1982, Michael Harding Artists' Oil Paints are of exceptional quality and are made by hand. They are very popular with some of the world's finest artists, including David Hockney, Chris Ofili, and the late Sir Howard Hodgkin. An intensely vibrant, high-chroma colour with a neon-like quality. Can mixed to create glowing reds and oranges.