Michael Harding Oil Color - Terre Verte, 225ml Tube
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Inorganic, Natural Earth
Colour Index
PG 23
Drying Speed
Reasonably Fast
Opacity Covering and Tint Power
Opaque Yet Transparent Low Tint Power
Lightfastness
Excellent
Oil Content
Average-High, Linseed
Toxic
No
Conforms To
ASTM D-4236
Green Earth, a complex of Ferrous Silicates in Aluminium and Magnesium clays, is one of the few naturally occurring inorganic pigments still to be offered by colourmen. It has a very soft texture with very low Tint Power, beloved of portraitists who use it as a glaze over Alizarin Crimson hues. Some makers add other pigments in order to give it a spuriously enhanced Tint Power which depletes these qualities, I do not. A popular trick is to use a little Terre Verte under the noses of portraits to get red coloured cheeks to play up as a complimentary colour!
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Tech Notes:
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Inorganic, Natural Earth
Colour Index
PG 23
Drying Speed
Reasonably Fast
Opacity Covering and Tint Power
Opaque Yet Transparent Low Tint Power
Lightfastness
Excellent
Oil Content
Average-High, Linseed
Toxic
No
Conforms To
ASTM D-4236
Green Earth, a complex of Ferrous Silicates in Aluminium and Magnesium clays, is one of the few naturally occurring inorganic pigments still to be offered by colourmen. It has a very soft texture with very low Tint Power, beloved of portraitists who use it as a glaze over Alizarin Crimson hues. Some makers add other pigments in order to give it a spuriously enhanced Tint Power which depletes these qualities, I do not. A popular trick is to use a little Terre Verte under the noses of portraits to get red coloured cheeks to play up as a complimentary colour!
- LPP Lowest Price - This item is already at the Best Lowest Price Possible and no further discounts or coupons can be applied.
Item # V00145 Overview
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Tech Notes:
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Inorganic, Natural Earth
Colour Index
PG 23
Drying Speed
Reasonably Fast
Opacity Covering and Tint Power
Opaque Yet Transparent Low Tint Power
Lightfastness
Excellent
Oil Content
Average-High, Linseed
Toxic
No
Conforms To
ASTM D-4236
Green Earth, a complex of Ferrous Silicates in Aluminium and Magnesium clays, is one of the few naturally occurring inorganic pigments still to be offered by colourmen. It has a very soft texture with very low Tint Power, beloved of portraitists who use it as a glaze over Alizarin Crimson hues. Some makers add other pigments in order to give it a spuriously enhanced Tint Power which depletes these qualities, I do not. A popular trick is to use a little Terre Verte under the noses of portraits to get red coloured cheeks to play up as a complimentary colour!
- LPP Lowest Price - This item is already at the Best Lowest Price Possible and no further discounts or coupons can be applied.
”These Michael Harding Paints That I Am Using Are Doing Exactly What He Said They Would - They’re Changing My Life!!!
Harding’s dedication to using only the highest pigment loads and pure ingredients (without the use of artificial driers, extenders, or fillers) gives artists working qualities unlike any other oils, making their work stand out in a room full of paintings. The consistency is creamy, buttery, and easy to handle.
- 225 ml - Terre Verte
- Exquisitely handmade oil colors
- Highest, most brilliant pigment load
- No added driers, fillers, or extenders
- Highest lightfastness ratings
- Rich, creamy consistency
| UPC | 5060154040500 |
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| Color | Terre Verte |
| Series | Artist, Professional |
| Format | Tube |
| Pigment | PG23 |
| Size | 225 ml |



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