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Schmincke Mussini Artists' Resin Oil Colours Schmincke Mussini Artists’ Resin Oil Colours Mussini resin oil colours are based on a Florentine recipe, passed on to the German company Schmincke in 1881, in which excess oil is replaced by natural resins. The result is a balanced range of 108 colours with improved brilliance and lustre especially suited to working in glazes. Discount Code D 1 2 3 4 5 6 Series MOQ ex VAT inc VAT ex VAT inc VAT ex VAT inc VAT ex VAT inc VAT ex VAT inc VAT ex VAT inc VAT 35 ml Tube 3 9.83 11.80 12.42 14.90 15.92 19.10 21.67 26.00 33.67 40.40 41.83 50.20 SC10xxxD 150 ml Tube 1 28.50 34.20 34.50 41.40 SC10xxxF * 150ml whites only Zinc White Titanium Opaque White Translucent White Madder Lake Dark Carmine Translucent Magenta Ser 2 Ref 102 Ser 1 Ref 103 Ser 5 Ref 105 Ser 4 Ref 346 Ser 4 Ref 358 Ser 4 Ref 363 Burnt Ochre Light Translucent Yellow Oxide Naples Yellow Deep Caesar Purple Cobalt Violet Translucent Violet Ser 2 Ref 206 Ser 3 Ref 236 Ser 4 Ref 232 Ser 3 Ref 366 Ser 8 Ref 482 Ser 3 Ref 473 Naples Yellow Light Brilliant Yellow Light Medieval Yellow Byzantine Blue Indigo Blue Indigo Ser 4 Ref 231 Ser 1 Ref 224 Ser 3 Ref 207 Ser 3 Ref 495 Ser 1 Ref 494 Ser 2 Ref 478 Yellowish Green Ural Lemon Yellow Vanadium Yellow Light Delft Blue Ultramarine Blue Deep Ultramarine Blue Light Ser 4 Ref 208 Ser 3 Ref 216 Ser 6 Ref 220 Ser 3 Ref 493 Ser 2 Ref 492 Ser 2 Ref 491 Cadmium Yellow 1 Light Brilliant Yellow Vanadium Yellow Deep Cobalt Blue Deep Cobalt Blue Light Sapphire Blue Ser 5 Ref 227 Ser 4 Ref 209 Ser 5 Ref 221 Ser 6 Ref 481 Ser 5 Ref 480 Ser 1 Ref 479 Cadmium Yellow 2 Middle Translucent Yellow Indian Yellow Translucent Oriental Blue Prussian Blue Royal Blue Light Ser 5 Ref 228 Ser 3 Ref 238 Ser 3 Ref 223 Ser 3 Ref 496 Ser 1 Ref 490 Ser 2 Ref 485 Cadmium Yellow 3 Deep Cadmium Orange Chrome Orange Hue Royal Blue Deep Cobalt Cerulean Blue Translucent Cyan Ser 5 Ref 229 Ser 6 Ref 230 Ser 4 Ref 243 Ser 4 Ref 486 Ser 8 Ref 475 Ser 3 Ref 477 Translucent Orange Brilliant Scarlet Cadmium Red Light Manganese Cerulean Blue Translucent Oriental Blue Cobalt Turquoise Ser 3 Ref 239 Ser 4 Ref 340 Ser 6 Ref 356 Ser 5 Ref 487 Ser 3 Ref 497 Ser 7 Ref 498 Vermilion Red Cadmium Red Middle Cadmium Red Hue Cadmium Green Tourmaline Green Chromium Oxide Green Brilliant Ser 3 Ref 364 Ser 7 Ref 341 Ser 6 Ref 342 Ser 3 Ref 511 Ser 5 Ref 536 Ser 4 Ref 512 Cadmium Red Deep Madder Root Red Florentine Red Helio Green Deep Helio Green Light Oriental Green Ser 6 Ref 357 Ser 3 Ref 343 Ser 3 Ref 353 Ser 3 Ref 518 Ser 3 Ref 521 Ser 6 Ref 535 Translucent Red Oxide Madder Lake Brilliant Alizarin Madder Lake Chromium Oxide Green Deep Viridian Cobalt Green Opaque Ser 3 Ref 365 Ser 4 Ref 344 Ser 4 Ref 347 Ser 3 Ref 513 Ser 3 Ref 529 Ser 7 Ref 528 www.croberson.co.uk 71 Schmincke Mussini Artists’ Oil Colours Size ExVat IncVat MUSSINI® Small Wooden Set Discount Code D Verona Green Earth Sap Green Chrome Green Light SC70010 10x 35 ml Tubes 118.50 142.20 Ser 1 Ref 640 Ser 2 Ref 526 Ser 3 Ref 510 MUSSINI® Small Wooden Set Discount Code D SC70213 10x 35 ml tubes, white in 190.08 228.10 Yellowish Green Translucent golden green Natural Bohemian Green Earth 150 ml, painting medium, Ser 2 Ref 530 Ser 3 Ref 534 Ser 1 Ref 646 drawing charcoal and 2 brushes MUSSINI® Luxury Chest Discount Code D Attic Light Ochre Raw Sienna Yellow Sienna SC70151 36x 35 ml Tubes, 5x mediums, 1,718.42 2,062.10 Ser 1 Ref 656 Ser 1 Ref 660 Ser 2 Ref 644 2 palette plugs, palette knife, painting knife, drawing knife, drawing charcoal 8mm and 3 brushes (# 6, 10 und 12) Deep Ochre Translucent Orange Oxide Natural Burnt Sienna Ser 1 Ref 653 Ser 3 Ref 237 Ser 1 Ref 661 MUSSINI® Large Wooden Set Discount Code D SC70615 Large wooden set with 325.42 390.50 15x 35 ml tubes, white in English Red Pozzuoli Earth Pompeiian Red 150 ml, painting medium, Ser 1 Ref 651 Ser 1 Ref 663 Ser 1 Ref 647 cleaning medium, double palette plug, palette knife, drawing charcoal and 3 brushes Caput Mortuum Raw Umber Light Brown Pink Ser 1 Ref 648 Ser 3 Ref 672 Ser 3 Ref 662 Translucent Brown Oxide Raw Umber Light Natural Raw Umber Ser 1 Ref 669 Ser 1 Ref 670 Ser 1 Ref 664 Natural Burnt Umber Vandyke Brown Asphaltum Brown Transparent Ser 1 Ref 666 Ser 1 Ref 667 Ser 1 Ref 645 Lamp Black Ivory Black Mineral Black Ser 1 Ref 781 Ser 1 Ref 780 Ser 1 Ref 783 SC70213 SC70010 Atrament Black Shade Grey Dove Grey Ser 2 Ref 779 Ser 2 Ref 790 Ser 2 Ref 792 Schmincke Payne‘s Grey Brownish Grey 1 Brownish Grey 2 Ser 3 Ref 782 Ser 2 Ref 787 Ser 2 Ref 788 Bluish Grey 1 Bluish grey 2 White Gold Ser 2 Ref 784 Ser 2 Ref 785 Ser 5 Ref 860 Renaissance Gold Antique Gold Yellow Gold Ser 5 Ref 861 Ser 5 Ref 862 Ser 5 Ref 863 Gold Bronze Rose Gold Copper SC70151 SC70615 Ser 5 Ref 864 Ser 5 Ref 865 Ser 5 Ref 866 72 www.croberson.co.uk Schmincke Oil Mediums Schmincke Aero Colour Professional Size MOQ ExVat IncVat Size MOQ ExVat IncVat Mussini Painting Medium 1 Discount Code D Aero Colour Professional Discount Code D Lean painting and thinning medium for oil colours. Suitable A highly concentrated acrylic colour suitable for drawing for applying glazes over thin and water-based grounds. pens, calligraphy, brush and airbrush techniques. 36 Poppy oil/mineral spirit/natural & synthetic resin. standard colours and 12 special effects colours. Glass Jar with dropper. SC50038E 60ml 1 8.83 10.60 SC28xxxD Standard Colours 28ml 3 7.58 9.10 SC28xxxD Special Effects 28ml 3 9.50 11.40 SC28xxxD Special Effects 28ml 3 18.92 22.70 Vision Mussini Painting Medium 2 Discount Code D Slow drying medium, allowing extended working period. Suitable for wet-in-wet and blending techniques. Dries to a smooth elastic film. Mineral spirit/ketone resin. SC50039E 60ml 1 8.83 10.60 100 Transparent White 101 Supra-white, Opaque 200 Titanium Yellow G.S. Mussini Painting Medium 3 Discount Code D Highly siccative painting medium. Dries on the palette 201 Lemon Yellow 202 Primary Yellow 203 Indian Yellow within 40 minutes. Use sparingly to prevent gloss. Mineral spirit/siccative. SC50040E 60ml 1 8.83 10.60 204 Cadmium Orange Hue 205 Red Orange 300 Scarlet 301 Red Madder Dark 302 Carmine 303 Red Madder Light Medium N Discount Code D Does not contain turpentine and is therefore recommended for artists with allergies. Acrylic resin/hydrocarbon. 304 Primary Magenta 305 Violet 400 Indigo SC50045E 60ml 1 8.83 10.60 401 Prussian Blue 402 Ultramarine 403 Sapphire Blue 404 Cobalt Blue 405 Primary Blue Cyan 406 Turquoise Blue Megilp (Impasto Medium) Discount Code D Gel medium increases buttery character of oil colours and decreases drying time. Useful for impasto techniques and 500 Phthalo Green 501 Brilliant Green 502 Permanent Green knife application. Add to oils in maximum ratio of 1:4. Contains alkyd resin. 503 Olive Green 504 Chrom. Oxide Green Brill. 505 Olive Brown SC50034D 35ml 1 7.25 8.70 600 Gold Ochre 601 Sienna 602 Brazil Brown Drying Accelerator Discount Code D Especially fast drying paste-like painting medium. Preserves 603 Sepia 604 Burnt Sienna 605 Flesh Tint consistency and degree of gloss of oil colours. Metal drying agent/stand oil/ketone resin/mineral spirit. SC50036D 35ml 1 7.25 8.70 700 Pale Grey 701 Neutral Grey 702 Black 900 Aero Shine Silver 901 Aero Shine Gold 902 Aero Shine Blue Rapid Medium Discount Code D Fast drying, increases flow and transparency of oil colours. Paint Fast drying, increases flow and transparency of oil 903 Aero Metallic Red 904 Aero Metallic Blue 905 Aero Metallic Green colours. SC50041E 60ml 1 8.83 10.60 906 Aero Metallic Brill. Silver 907 Aero Metallic Dark Ice 908 Aero Metallic Dk. Copper 909 Aero Vision Silver-Violet 910 Aero Vision Gold-Red 911 Aero Vision Space (rainbow) www.croberson.co.uk 73 Schmincke Horadam Artists’ Gouache - Series 12 Finest gouache artists’ colours with best genuine artists’ pigments. Highly concentrated for brilliance and depth of colour. Velvet-matt and opaque. Discount Code D 1 2 3 4 Series MOQ ex VAT inc VAT ex VAT inc VAT ex VAT inc VAT ex VAT inc VAT 7.58 9.10 10.00 12.00 12.42 14.90 15.17 18.20 15 ml 3 SC12xxxC SC12xxxC SC12xxxC SC12xxxC 60 ml* 2 15.50 18.60 *titanium white only SC12102E 102 Titanium 103 Zinc White (1) 220 Lemon Yellow (1) 528 Cobalt Green Deep (4) 530 Chromium Oxide (1) 532 Olive Green (2) White (1) 222 Vanadium Yellow (4) 224 Cadmium Yellow 226 Cadmium Yellow 640 Titanium Gold 642 Raw Umber (1) 644 Raw Sienna (1) Light (3) Tone (2) Ochre (1) 228 Cadmium Yellow 230 Indian Yellow (1) 232 Cadmium Yellow 646 English Red (1) 648 Burnt Sienna (1) 650 Burnt Umber (1) Middle (2) Deep (3) 234 Cadmium Orange 236 Cadmium Orange (4) 340 Vermilion Tone (2) 652 Vandycke Brown (1) 785 Neutral Grey (3) 787 Ivory Black (1) Tone (2) 342 Cadmium Red 344 Cadmium 346 Cadmium Schmincke Calligraphy Gouache Tone (2) Red Light (3) Red Middle (3) Discount Code D Size MOQ ExVat IncVat Brilliant and mainly opaque colours specially developed for use in calligraphy.
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