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Van Gogh

Oil Colour Tube 60 ml Olive Green 620

  • 02066203
  • Transparent
  • +++
When looking for a better oil colour, this Dutch-crafted Van Gogh range is for you. A buttery oil that features excellent tinting strength, a high level of pigmentation for intense colours, and a uniform degree of gloss and thickness amongst colours. Easy to mix and use. These oils are great for beginners, students in advanced studies, and working artists. This 60ml tube of transparent Olive Green 620 is formulated with pigment(s) PG7/PY128 and has a lightfastness rating of +++ (100+ years under museum conditions). Series 2.

Italy only / solo Italia:
Raccolta differenziata. Controlla le linee guida minicipali locali. Raccolta metalli.
Oil Colour Tube 60 ml Olive Green 620 - PackshotFront
Oil Colour Tube 60 ml Olive Green 620 - PackshotFront
Oil Colour Tube 60 ml Olive Green 620 - Color swatch

Specifications

  • Lightfastness
    +++
  • Opacity
    Transparent Transparent
  • Price series
    2
  • Pigment
    PG7/PY128

European safety information

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