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Alizarin crimson hue

Alizarin crimson hue

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PR177, PR144, PV19 | Very good lightfastness | Semi-transparent

Now available in full pan size! Alizarin crimson hue is a lightfast, deep red pigment with a blue undertone. It has a wonderful capacity to create a wide range of rich, permanent purples and browns. This color has excellent lightfastness and is non-granulating, medium staining and transparent.

Mix and match! Explore our PALETTE BUILDER feature to customize a personal collection. A discount will be applied at check out when you fill your palette with 12 colors or more!

Made by hand in Assisi, our watercolors are crafted according to a traditional recipe of raw pigments, gum arabic, local honey, rosemary essential oil and a wetting agent. This artisanal process creates a very pigmented and luminous paint that activates beautifully when wet.

Each half-pan is packaged with a corresponding color card with color details for your reference on the back.

A. Gallo Colors are 100% handmade. Pans may contain small imperfections like tiny bubbles and minor blemishes. This does not affect the quality of the paint and is a sign of the human touch that goes into making each and every unique pan.

Half pans present a choking hazard and are not intended for use by children. Please also keep out of reach of pets. A. Gallo Colors are all cadmium, cobalt, lead and mercury free.

PR177, PR144, PV19 | Very good lightfastness | Semi-transparent

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These paints are exceptional in every way. Love Love Love all of them. Packaged up beautifully and I am always excited to receive them. The team at A. Gallo are fantastic. Repeat customer.

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Rafael A

I really enjoy AG watercolors. Although I primarilly use DS and I don't mix brands, however, I enjoy to have AG pigments handy to explore new things. Keep up the great work! They are expensive but beautifully crafted, highly pigmented and represent cultural heritage, we should learn from and support AG.

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