Description
Vintage Winsor & Newton Artists’ Oil Paint Colour Chart
This beautiful digital print of a vintage Winsor & Newton Specimen Tints of Artists’ Oil Colours chart is ideal for fuelling your creativity.
The oil paint colours featured in this Winsor & Newton antique colour chart include:
- Chinese Vermilion
- Vermilion
- Scarlet Lake
- Alizarin Scarlet
- Scarlet Madder (Alizarin)
- Geranium Lake
- Carmine
- Carmine 2
- Deep Green Lake
- Chrome Green 3
- Prussian Green
- Deep Cinnabar Green
- Cobalt Green
- Verdigris
- Viridian
- Emlo Oxide of Chromium
- Caledonian Brown
- Burnt Umber
- Vandyke Brown
- Cassel Earth
- Cologne Earth
- Sepia
- Bone Brown
- Bitumen
Creative uses for this digital print include creating your own print for the studio, home or work spaces and incorporating into your own creative practices such as mixed media, colour journaling, colour theory exploration etc.
Five Ways Artists Can Incorporate Digital Prints Into Their Creative Practice
Artists can incorporate vintage digital prints into their creative practice by:
- using them as collage elements
- blending them into mixed media artworks
- creating digital art by manipulating prints
- adding texture to paintings or drawings
- inspiring design elements in fashion or textiles
Digital Print PDF Details
This digital print is in a PDF format that is 2480×3939 pixels and 300 DPI.
When describing the condition of our vintage prints from the 1800s, we highlight their unique charm and historical context. These prints may show age spots, foxing, and slight fading, which only add to their authenticity.
We’ve taken great care to present these prints in the best possible condition, ensuring they remain valuable and cherished sources of creative inspiration.
The digital print PDF you purchase will not have the Art Trails Tasmania watermark on it. Enjoy your artwork!
Downloading Your Digital Print
After purchasing a digital product, you’ll receive an email with a download link. Simply click the link to download your file. Enjoy your new digital purchase! Thank you for supporting this grass roots small creative business with your custom, it is really appreciated!
We’re sorry, but due to the nature of instant downloads, we cannot offer refunds on digital prints. Once purchased, they are yours to keep. Thank you for understanding!
If you encounter any issues with your digital print download, please contact us right away. We’re here to help and ensure you receive your purchase smoothly. Thank you!
The Story of Winsor & Newton
Winsor & Newton, established in 1832 by chemist William Winsor and artist Henry Newton, is renowned for revolutionising the art world with their fine art materials, particularly oil paints.
The company’s inception was driven by a commitment to providing consistent, high-quality colours to artists, something that was sorely lacking at the time.
They introduced innovations such as the collapsible metal paint tube, which allowed artists to easily transport and preserve their paints without drying out—a significant improvement over the traditional pig bladders and glass syringes.
Throughout the 19th century, they earnt a reputation for excellence, becoming the preferred choice of artists such as Evelyn De Morgan, J.M.W. Turner and John Ruskin.
Winsor & Newton’s dedication to quality was evident in their rigorous testing of pigments for permanence and their meticulous formulation processes. This commitment to quality and innovation helped establish modern standards for artists’ materials.
In addition to oil paints, they expanded their range to include watercolours, brushes, and various other art supplies, each maintaining their high standards of craftsmanship. The brand has continued to evolve, embracing new technologies and materials while staying true to its founders’ vision. Today, Winsor & Newton remains a trusted name among artists worldwide, synonymous with reliability and artistic excellence.
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