Sennelier Aquarelle French Artists' Watercolor Set - Metal Box of 48 Half Pans

Sennelier of France have newly reformulated their line of watercolors, creating the improved l'Aquarelle French Artists' Watercolors for discerning watercolor artists of any nationality. True to Sennelier’s roots, the color palette remains that of the Impressionists. Featuring finely ground, lightfast pigments in a smooth gum arabic and honey binder, these watercolors are luminous, vibrant, free-flowing and lustrous — and are now available in convenient sets of either tubes or half pans. These great sets are all-inclusive, with colors, brushes, and even fold-out palettes, and are designed to be easily portable painting studios perfect for travel. This wide-ranging set of 48 half pans in a metal case contains almost half the Sennelier French Artists' Watercolor line. Ideal for experimentation and invention, it includes Titanium White, Burnt Umber, Raw Umber, Raw Sienna, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Gold Ochre, Cerulean Blue, Indigo, Cobalt Deep, Ultramarine Light, Ultramarine Deep, Phthalo Blue, Cinereous Blue, Blue Indanthrene, Van Dyck Brown, Warm Sepia, Brown Pink, Lemon Yellow, Indian Yellow, Yellow Lake, Naples Yellow Deep, Primary Yellow, Sennelier Yellow Deep, Yellow Sophie, Bright Red, Venetian Red, Carmine, Red Orange, Sennelier Orange, Opera Rose, French Vermilion, Quinacridone Red, Permanent Magenta, Alizarin Crimson, Ivory Black, Phthalo Green Light, Phthalo Green Deep, Hooker's Green, Sennelier Green, Viridian, Emerald Green, Forest Green, Cobalt Violet, Dioxazine Purple, Caput Mortum, Neutral Tint, and Payne's Grey & a brush

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