HOLBEIN GOUACHE
Holbein Gouache is an opaque mat watercolor made from pigments chosen for high density
saturation and lightfastness. Before transparent water color, gouache or tempera color was used
from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance as the favoured medium of the great Masters of the time.
Capable of being thinned to semi-transparency with water or used in dense opaque layers to build
surface body, Holbein Gouache offers great versatility to the fine artist and designer and is an
unparallelled tool for teaching color theory.
Holbein gouache pigments have been chosen for
exceptional saturation and the ability to mix freely without loss of brilliance, opacity or hue
value in combination with other colors. Click here for
Technical Data on Holbein Artist Gouache, or here
to view the complete Holbein Gouache Color Chart.
You can also print the Holbein Gouache Color Chart.
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