Van Dyke Brown dates back to the 17th century from the Cologne and Kassel regions of Germany

Canson® XL® Marker is printed on partially transparent

such as the "Kronik de Gutenberg" by Dürer

Series: 2

Pigment Classification: Synthetic InorganicColorIndex Name: PY35ColorIndex Number: 77205ChemicalDescription: Concentrated Cadmium Zinc SulfideOpacity/Transparency: Semi-OpaqueLightfastnessRating: 1Permanency: Not for exterior useMunsellNotation Listing: Hue 3

chrome brown sennelier oliemaling Brilliant Green Van Dyke Brown dates backSennelier artist oil pastels have an extraordinarily high pigment content. Their texture is soft and creamy, almost like a lipstick. All 120 colours in the range are 100% lightfast, making Sennelier Oil Pastel a true artist quality. All shades can be mixed together. Oil pastel can be diluted with turpentine and worked with a brush. They are acid free and can be used on paper, canvas, wood or metal etc. Sennelier oil pastels contain no drying agent.