Prussian Blue

Prussian Blue

A deep, intense blue with a rich history. First created in 1704 by German chemist Diesbach, Prussian Blue was the first modern synthetic pigment and quickly became a valued alternative to the more costly genuine Ultramarine. With its inky depth and strong tinting strength, it remains a staple for artists seeking drama, contrast, and atmosphere.

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Discover colour with 8 new Winton Oil Colours

Made from high-quality pigments, Winton Oil Colours are durable, lightfast and permanent. Delivering consistent colour every time, their ready-to-use formulation in means you can effortlessly work at any scale. Increasing the choice and range with eight new accessible colours, your palette can be broader than ever. Explore the enhanced spectrum for yourself.

Features

Great pigment load

Winton Oil Colour's pigment load is higher than many artists’ ranges. Exceptional for general use and ideal for working in large volume at the highest level.

Uniform consistency

The Winton range has a more uniform consistency than Artists' Oil Colour and is a slightly stiffer paint. It offers excellent retention of brush and palette knife strokes.

Lightfast and permanent

Wherever possible, the most permanent pigments have been selected for use with the Winton range. The formulation and manufacturing process ensure that the product will remain stable within the tube as well as offer the most permanent paint film possible.