Product Details

Style: 200-ml Tube
Color: Yellow Ochre
Brand: Winsor & Newton
MPN: 1537744
UPC: 094376949858
EAN: 0094376949858

• Brand: Winsor & Newton
• Color: Yellow Ochre
• Finish Type: Satin
• Size: 6.76 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
• Item Volume: 200 Milliliters
• Special Feature: pigmented
• Unit Count: 6.76 Fl Oz
• Paint Type: Oil
• Surface Recommendation: iron
• Item Form: Solid
• Brand: Winsor & Newton
• Color: Yellow Ochre
• Finish Type: Satin
• Size: 6.76 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
• Item Volume: 200 Milliliters
• Special Feature: pigmented
• Unit Count: 6.76 Fl Oz
• Paint Type: Oil
• Surface Recommendation: iron
• Item Form: Solid
• Age Range (Description): Adult
• Package Information: Tube
• Coverage: Opaque
• UPC: 094376949858
• Global Trade Identification Number: 58
• Manufacturer: ColArt Americas
• Product Dimensions: 1.93 x 1.93 x 8.58 inches
• Item Weight: 9.9 ounces
• Country of Origin: France
• Item model number: 1537744
• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
• Finish types: Satin
• Distinctive feature: Natural
• Assembly required: No
• Number of pieces: 1
• Batteries required: No

• A genuine oil color which avoids conventional solvents and cleans up with water
• Series: 1/Color Code: 744/Color Index: PY42
• Permanence: AA/Opacity: Opaque
• Includes a 6.76oz/200ml tube of Winsor & Newton Artisan Water Mixable Oil Color
• Conforms to ASTM D4236

Artisan Water Mixable Oil Color has been specifically developed to appear and work just like conventional oil color. The key difference between Artisan and conventional oils is its ability to thin and clean up with water. Hazardous solvents are not necessary for Artisan and artists can enjoy a safer painting environment, making it ideal for artists who share a work space, schools or painting at home. Like traditional oil color, Artisan Water Mixable Oil Color is made from linseed oil and safflower oil but the difference is the linseed oil and safflower oil used in Artisan have been modified so that they will mix and clean up with water. Yellow Ochre is a warm yellow color. Originally made from natural iron oxides found in earth, it is one of the oldest pigments used by mankind. A synthetic version became available in the 1920s.