Much of the incomparable, world-wide reputation that Holbein enjoys is due to the exceptional quality of their Artists' Watercolor. Originally introduced in the early 1920’s and now available in 108 highly concentrated colors, Holbein Artists' Watercolor is a European style transparent watercolor which preserves the brush handling qualities inherent in Japanese watercolor techniques.
More finely ground than any other artist watercolor, Holbein Artists' Watercolor is produced without ox-gall, animal by-products or other dispersing agents. This affords the user greater control in the dispersal of their pigments, enhances handling qualities and delivers color of unequaled intensity, purity and reliability for brilliant transparent washes and/or powerful, clean darks. Holbein Artist Watercolor is available in two formats, in 5 ml tubes or pans. Holbein Artists' Watercolor is specifically designed to rewet instantly and not deteriorate in the tube, pan or palette.
Holbein Artist Watercolor is the standard by which all others are measured against.
Much of the incomparable, world-wide reputation that Holbein enjoys is due to the exceptional quality of their Artists' Watercolor. Originally introduced in the early 1920’s and now available in 108 highly concentrated colors, Holbein Artists' Watercolor is a European style transparent watercolor which preserves the brush handling qualities inherent in Japanese watercolor techniques.
More finely ground than any other artist watercolor, Holbein Artists' Watercolor is produced without ox-gall, animal by-products or other dispersing agents. This affords the user greater control in the dispersal of their pigments, enhances handling qualities and delivers color of unequaled intensity, purity and reliability for brilliant transparent washes and/or powerful, clean darks. Holbein Artist Watercolor is available in two formats, in 5 ml tubes or pans. Holbein Artists' Watercolor is specifically designed to rewet instantly and not deteriorate in the tube, pan or palette.
Holbein Artist Watercolor is the standard by which all others are measured against.