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Albrecht Dürer watercolour pencil, wooden case of 120
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Albrecht Dürer watercolour pencil, wooden case of 120
Albrecht Dürer artists' watercolour pencils provide artists with great versatility of expression when drawing, shading and painting in watercolours. High-quality materials, combined with over 250 years of experience, have resulted in watercolour pencils that produce unsurpassed watercolour effects and vibrancy. The coloured surface can be transformed with only a few fine or broad brush strokes to reveal the full and unique power of the colours. Depending on the paper being used, the pigments can be completely dissolved, and will then behave in the same way as classic watercolour paints.
Product details
- High-quality acid-free pigments in bright colours, unsurpassed lightfastness
- Soft, vibrant colour laydown
- Fully water soluble lead
- Thick 3.8 mm lead
- High break resistance due to secural bonding process (SV)
- Wooden case of 120
- Available in individual colours and various assorted sets
Brochures
PDF, 299KB
Made in Germany
"Made in Germany" is a seal of quality for high-end goods produced in Germany. It stands for reliability, trust and branded products with high added value.
PEFC
This product is made of PEFC certified wood and thus orginates from responsibly managed forests.
Waterbased eco varnish
Faber-Castell was the first manufacturer to introduce the environmentally-friendly water-based varnish technology, which is used for almost all writing instruments produced at the main factory in Stein.
Carbon-neutral production
The CO2 emissions caused by the manufacturing process of this product are neutralized by certified projects.
Inspiration from artists
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Red Elixir
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DeLight
Albrecht Duerer artists‘ watercolour pencils, Carolyn Chua 2015
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Rise and Shine
Albrecht Duerer artists‘ watercolour pencils, Carolyn Chua 2015
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Flourishing
Albrecht Duerer artists‘ watercolour pencils, CK Khaw 2015
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Vestige of Presence
Albrecht Duerer artists‘ watercolour pencils, CK Khaw 2015
