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Williamsburg Violet Dry Pigments
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Cobalt Violet Light #P6000728
PV 49 - Cobalt Ammonium Phosphate
Ethereal, delicate, sublime. Not a strong tinter.
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Cobalt Violet Deep #P6000748
PV 14 - Cobalt Phosphate
Richer, Bluer, and stronger than the Violet Light with a beautiful, deep,
opaque glow.
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Manganese Violet #P6000704
PV 16 - Manganese Ammonium Pyrophosphate
This violet is a substantial rather heavy, earth loud violet - not
subtle like the ethereal, limpid cobalts. Some companies call this
mineral violet reddish.
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Quinacridone Violet #P6000785
PV 19 - Quinacridone
An intense, exotic, blue relative of Quinacridone Red. Hot, hot magenta,
like a lurid peony. Great clarity in mixing and glazing.
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Ultramarine Pink #P6000774
PV 15 - Polysulfide of Sodium Alumino-Silicate
A beautiful transparent, limpid pink. Like all ultramarines this leans
toward blue--but very slightly--not enough to be violet. Very close in
feel to original Rose Madder, but more delicate. Imagine a very rich rose
quality with a slight blush of pale amethyst.
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Ultramarine Violet #P6000764
PV 15 - Polysulfide of Sodium Alumino-Silicate
Beautiful, natural-looking violet. Does not look synthetic in any way. Its
only limitation is that it is an extremely weak tinter. Its beauty is
properly seen in glazes.
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