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Magnani 1404 Firenze Acrylic Pads and PapersSave Up to40%Off list…masters of history. Magnani has been producing papers for over 600 years. Its clientele has included famous figures such as Napoleone Bonaparte and artists such as Picasso, De Chirico, Annigoni, and Morandi. Magnani 1404 Firenze Acrylic Paper is perfect for anyone who desires the highest quality… 100% Cotton Paper Made with 600 Years of Knowledge Imagine yourself using the same high-quality papers as the great masters of history. Magnani has been producing papers for over 600 years. Its clientele has included famous figures such as Napoleone Bonaparte and artists such as Picasso, De Chirico, Annigoni, and Morandi. Magnani 1404 Firenze Acrylic Paper is perfect for anyone who desires the highest quality paper available. Magnani 1404 Firenze Acrylic Paper is made entirely from 100% cotton. Long cotton fibers are evenly distributed onto a slowly rotating wire cylinder before being pressed onto special Magnani marking felts and dried. Thanks to its internal and external vegan sizing, the 188lb paper has superior absorbency and can withstand multiple layers of acrylic paint. Want your art to withstand the test of time? Magnani's acid-free pH-neutral paper is UV resistant and can last for over a century, making it a wise investment for anyone who values longevity and quality. Key Features: * 100% cotton, acid-free archival acrylic paper * Mould made on a cylinder machine * Heavy 188lb weight * Rough surface texture * Internal and external vegan sizing * Acid-free, pH-neutral, and chlorine-free * Traditional natural white color * No optical brighter agents used * Sheets have 4 deckled edges and a watermark * Made in Italy Perfect For: * Acrylic painters * Wet and dry media * Acrylic, gouache, ink, and watercolor * Working with graphite, colored pencils, pastels, and charcoal * Palette knife or brush application * Working with multiple layers * Painting on the go * Traveling See More
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SoHo Watercolor Blocks and PadsSave Up to54%Off list25% Cotton Paper For Watercolorists And Illustrators SoHo Watercolor Paper is a reliable choice whether you're a student or a seasoned artist. The 140 lb. cold press paper is a 25% cotton and 75% lignin-free cellulose blend, both internally and externally sized for optimal absorbency. The longer… 25% Cotton Paper For Watercolorists And Illustrators SoHo Watercolor Paper is a reliable choice whether you're a student or a seasoned artist. The 140 lb. cold press paper is a 25% cotton and 75% lignin-free cellulose blend, both internally and externally sized for optimal absorbency. The longer cotton fibers add strength and absorbency to the shorter cellulose fibers, ultimately creating a paper that ranks above other student-grade watercolor papers. Each sheet is machine-made and has a balanced grain that softens evenly when wet, making it an ideal surface for watercolor and gouache. SoHo Blocks and Pads are available in various sizes, with 20 sheets per block and 12 sheets per pad. Responsibly Made With Sustainable Resources! The cellulose used to create SoHo Watercolor Paper is responsibly sourced from FSC-certified forests, and the pulp is bleached with chlorine dioxide instead of elemental chlorine gas. Thus, making SoHo Watercolor Paper a sustainable choice for the planet and your artwork. Key Features: * 140 lb. cold press texture * 25% cotton, 75% cellulose * Machine-made for consistency * Acid-free and lignin-free * Sized internally and externally * Elemental chlorine-free (ECF) * Sourced from FSC-certified forests Perfect For: * Watercolor and gouache * Acrylic and ink * Charcoal and graphite * Plein air painting and travel * Fine students and artists See More
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