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This premium line of matboard has a pure white 100% cotton rag core and backing paper. The colored surface paper is of the finest quality, fade and bleed resistant. Each board is 14-ply, .054"–.058" (approximately 1.4 mm) thick. Crescent Museum Grade Matboard is of archival quality, and is recommended for the matting of fine art originals, valuable documents, and limited edition prints and photos. All components of this matboard are buffered, 100% acid-free and lignin-free. Museum Grade Whites — White is the purest and brightest of the Museum Grade whites. Palm Beach White is roughly halfway between White and Antique White. Antique White has a slight reddish and yellowish cast, but not as strong as Cream. Tan and Beige Colors — These colors are slightly more red and yellow than the neutral grays. French Buff and Mist are the lightest, while Sand and Sandstone are the darkest and reddest of this series. French Buff is slightly redder than Mist, which is the closest of the Tan and Beige group to a neutral Gray. Sandstone is slightly lighter and redder than Sand. Olde Tan Flannel is also a reddish beige, lighter than Sandstone, but darker than French Buff, and it has a textured surface. Pearl is a more neutral beige, darker than Mist.
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Old Holland Classic Oil Colours 40 ml tube Scheveningen yellow lemon - The Old Holland Oil Color Factory was established in 1644 and is still continuing its tradition; the oldest artist's paint factory in the world. These oil paints are still manufactured according to the 16th century methods and under the supervision of artists. The old Dutch Masters used Old Holland paint. All of these colors are manufactured using stone rollers which don't change the color of the paint. Only the purest virgin cold-pressed sunbleached linseed oil is ever used. In the classic Old Holland colors no fillers such as cheap chalk, barium sulphate, aluminum hydrate powders or wax are used. The resulting benefits to the artist using the classic colors are greater covering power, strength of color and the superb intensity of classic color. The paint is packed in soft lead tubes with a thin layer of pewter, as opposed to an aluminum tube which oxidizes within 15 years. Lead tubes last a lifetime. Since this paint consists of pure pigments and oil as opposed to industrially manufactured paints, it cannot be filled mechanically in tubes because the paint is too sticky. The filling of the tubes is done by hand; tube by tube. If Old Holland classic colors seem too strong in color mixing, try mixing the colors with a white oil paint first.

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