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Websites of artist colours manufacturers J.L. Boutaine Art Spectrum (Au) http://www.artspectrum.com.au Blockx (Be) http://www.blockx.be Couleurs Leroux (Fr) http://www.couleursleroux.com Createx (Usa) http://www.createxcolors.com/home_page.htm Da Vinci Paints (Usa) http://www.davincipaints.com Daler-Rowney (Uk) http://www.daler-rowney.com Daniel Smith (Usa) http://www.danielsmith.com Ferrario (It) http://www.apaferrario.it Gamblin (Usa) http://www.gamblincolors.com Genesis (Usa) http://www.genesisartistcolors.com Golden (Usa) http://www.goldenpaints.com Grapewood (Cy) http://www.grapewoods.com Holbein (Jp) http://www.holbein-works.co.jp/english/index.html Kreul (De) http://www.c-kreul.de Lascaux (Ch) http://www.lascaux.ch/de/index.php Lefranc & Bourgeois (Fr) http://www.lefranc-bourgeois.com Liquitex (Usa) http://www.liquitex.com Lukas (de) http://www.lukas.eu cameo/jlb/Websites-colours.doc/31-01-2008 1/2 Maimeri (It) http://www.maimeri.it Marabu (De) http://www.marabu-kreativ.de Martin F. Weber (Usa) http://www.weberart.com Michael Harding (Uk) http://www.michaelharding.co.uk Novacolor (Usa) http://www.novacolorpaint.com Old Holland (Nl) http://www.oldholland.com Pébéo (Fr) http://www.pebeo.com/index.php Royal Talens (Nl) http://www.talens.com Schmincke (De) http://www.schmincke.de Sennelier (Fr) http://www.sennelier.fr Spectrum (Uk) http://www.spectrumoil.com St-Petersburg (Ru) http://www.artpaints.ru Titan (Es) http://www.titanlux.es/productos.asp?id_linea_producto=6 Tri-Art (Ca) http://www.tri-art.net Umton-Barvy (Cz) http://www.umton.com Williamsburg (Usa) http://www.williamsburgoilpaint.bizland.com Winsor & Newton (Uk) http://www.winsornewton.com cameo/jlb/Websites-colours.doc/31-01-2008 2/2 .

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