Cobalt Turquoise PB28 - Artist Grade Handmade Honey Based Watercolor Tube 15ml Stationery often more expensive than gold

often more expensive than gold

and has been used since the Renaissance period

It was also used in traditional painting techniques

Artists quickly recognized its potential due to its intense color and excellent lightfastness

It was discovered in 1802 by French chemist Louis Thénard as a cheaper alternative to lapis lazuli pigment

Cobalt Turquoise PB28 - Artist Grade Handmade Honey Based Watercolor Tube 15ml Stationery often more expensive than goldPB28 CI#77346 ( Cobalt Blue) Series 3 Cobalt Turquoise (PB28) is a synthetic inorganic pigment prized for its intense blue green hue, falling between Cobalt Blue (PB28) and Cobalt Green (PG26). Unlike organic turquoise pigments (like Phthalo), PB36 offers a natural looking, granulating texture with exceptional lightfastness. Light Fastness: 8 8