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Faber-Castell-POLYCHROMOS-Artist-Colored-Pencils-Color-Charts.Pdf Faber-Castell® POLYCHROMOS® Artist Color Pencils - 120 Colors POLYCHROMOS® POLYCHROMOS® POLYCHROMOS® Lightfastness Lightfastness Color Lightfastness Color Pencils Color Color Pencils Color Color Pencils Art.-Nr. Content of Set Art.-Nr. Content of Set Art.-Nr. Content of Set 110 ... 12 24 36 60 72 120 110 ... 12 24 36 60 72 120 110 ... 12 24 36 60 72 120 101 white *** ...101 • • • • • • 157 dark indigo *** ...157 • • • • 193 burnt carmine *** ...193 • 103 ivory *** ...103 • 247 indanthrene blue *** ...247 • • • 130 dark flesh *** ...130 • 102 cream *** ...102 • • • • 151 helioblue-reddish *** ...151 • • • • • 131 medium flesh *** ...131 • • • 104 light yellow glaze *** ...104 • • • • • 143 cobalt blue *** ...143 • • 132 light flesh *** ...132 • • 205 cadmium yellow lemon *** ...205 • • • 120 ultramarine *** ...120 • • • • • 189 cinnamon *** ...189 • • 105 light cadmium yellow *** ...105 • • • 140 light ultramarine *** ...140 • • • • • • 191 Pompeian red *** ...191 • • • • 106 light chrome yellow *** ...106 • 146 sky blue *** ...146 • • 190 Venetian red *** ...190 • • • • • 107 cadmium yellow *** ...107 • • • • • • 144 cobalt blue-greenish *** ...144 • 188 sanguine *** ...188 • • • 108 dark cadmium yellow *** ...108 • • • 110 phthalo blue *** ...110 • • • • • • 187 burnt ochre *** ...187 • • • • • • 109 dark chrome yellow *** ...109 • • • • • 152 middle phthalo blue *** ...152 • 186 terracotta *** ...186 • 111 cadmium orange *** ...111 • • • • 145 light phthalo blue ** ...145 • • 183 light yellow ochre ** ...183 • 113 orange glaze *** ...113 • 149 bluish turquoise *** ...149 • • • 185 Naples yellow *** ...185 • • • 115 dark cadmium orange *** ...115 • • • • • • 246 Prussian blue *** ...246 • • • 184 dark Naples ochre *** ...184 • • • • 117 light cadmium red *** ...117 • 155 helio turquoise *** ...155 • 268 green gold *** ...268 • • 118 scarlet red *** ...118 • • 153 cobalt turquoise *** ...153 • • • • 182 brown ochre *** ...182 • 121 pale geranium lake *** ...121 • • • • • 154 light cobalt turquoise ** ...154 • • 180 raw umber *** ...180 • • • • • 219 deep scarlet red *** ...219 • • • • • • 156 cobalt green *** ...156 • • • • 179 bistre ** ...179 • 223 deep red ** ...223 • 158 deep cobalt green *** ...158 • • • 176 Van Dyck brown *** ...176 • • • 217 middle cadmium red *** ...217 • • • • 159 Hooker´s green *** ...159 • 178 nougat *** ...178 • 126 permanent carmine *** ...126 • • • 264 dark phthalo green *** ...264 • • • • • 280 burnt umber *** ...280 • 225 dark red *** ...225 • • • • • 276 chrome oxide green fiery *** ...276 • 283 burnt siena *** ...283 • • • 133 magenta *** ...133 • • • • • • 161 phthalo green *** ...161 • • 177 walnut brown *** ...177 • • • • • • 142 madder *** ...142 • • • 163 emerald green *** ...163 • • • • • • 175 dark sepia *** ...175 • 226 alizarin crimson ** ...226 • 162 light phthalo green ** ...162 • 275 warm grey VI *** ...275 • 127 pink carmine ** ...127 • 171 light green *** ...171 • • • • • • 274 warm grey V *** ...274 • • • • • 124 rose carmine *** ...124 • • • • 166 grass green *** ...166 • 273 warm grey IV *** ...273 • 123 fuchsia ** ...123 • 112 leaf green *** ...112 • • • • 272 warm grey III *** ...272 • 125 middle purple pink ** ...125 • • • • 266 permanent green *** ...266 • 271 warm grey II *** ...271 • • • • • 128 light purple pink ** ...128 • 167 permanent green olive *** ...167 • 270 warm grey I *** ...270 • 129 pink madder lake ** ...129 • • • 267 pine green *** ...267 • • • 230 cold grey I *** ...230 • 119 light magenta * ...119 • • 278 chrome oxide green *** ...278 • 231 cold grey II *** ...231 • • • 135 light red-violet ** ...135 • 165 juniper green *** ...165 • • • 232 cold grey III *** ...232 • 194 red-violet *** ...194 • • • 173 olive green yellowish *** ...173 • • • 233 cold grey IV *** ...233 • • • 134 crimson ** ...134 • • 170 may green *** ...170 • 234 cold grey V *** ...234 • 160 manganese violet * ...160 • 168 earth green yellowish *** ...168 • • • • • 235 cold grey VI *** ...235 • 138 violet ** ...138 • * 174 chromium green opaque *** ...174 • • • 181 Payne´s grey *** ...181 • 136 purple violet ** ...136 • • • 172 earth green *** ...172 • • 199 black *** ...199 • • • • • • 137 blue violet *** ...137 • 169 caput mortuum *** ...169 • 251 silver *** ...251 • 249 mauve *** ...249 • • • • 192 Indian red *** ...192 • 250 gold *** ...250 • 141 Delft blue *** ...141 • • • 263 caput mortuum violet *** ...263 • 252 copper *** ...252 • * 174 previously named chrome green opaque.
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