[no. 124] Red Umber - M. Harding Oil - 40mlMichael Harding Red Umber A synthetic iron oxide. Michael Harding decided to make this variant shade of Burnt Umber as a result of his observations of 16 17th century paintings which suggested that this pigment had lighter and redder characteristics than those it assumed when manufactured in held in animal bladders. Raw Umber is calcinated to make the pigment, and the extent of Manganese Dioxide mixed with the Iron Oxide determines the range of

mustard yellow

It is a subtle greyish turquoise which some discerning painters value for its rather mild hues for landscape and seascape

Our single width wet painting carriers are designed to hold panels all with the same width

The greater the pigment content of a paint the greater the resistance it has to fading

high Tint Power and opacity

A versatile smooth

Michael Harding Vine Black - Another useful alternative to the existing blacks with a cool almost slightly yellow undertone when thinned

Color Index PBr6 Drying Speed Very Fast

This exceptional Italian made paper is the purest white available without any optical brighteners

- Daniel Keys

Toxicity Non-Toxic ASTM D-4236  ✓ Prop 65 ✓

Michael Harding Yellow Lake Deep - A much warmer version of Arylide Yellow