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Legion: Fine Art Papers with American Craftsmanship
Legion Paper has been supplying artists with premium papers for over 50 years.
Based in the United States, Legion is known for its dedication to sourcing and producing fine art papers that cater to the diverse needs of artists, designers, and printmakers. Their range includes renowned brands like Stonehenge, Lenox and Yupo, each crafted to provide the perfect surface for various artistic techniques.
Legion’s commitment to quality is evident in their careful selection of materials and production methods.
Stonehenge paper, for instance, is made from 100% cotton, offering a smooth yet durable surface that is ideal for printmaking, drawing, and watercolour. Its versatility and texture make it a favourite among artists who require a paper that can handle multiple mediums without compromising on performance.
Yupo is a unique synthetic paper known for its ultra-smooth, non-absorbent surface, making it ideal for creative alcohol ink techniques.
In addition to their standard ranges, Legion is known for producing custom and limited edition papers that allow artists to explore new creative possibilities.
By combining traditional papermaking techniques with modern innovation, Legion Paper continues to set the standard for fine art papers, providing artists with high quality surfaces that enhance their work and stand the test of time.
‘Because it is a dense, cotton paper, with a fairly hard size, Stonehenge Aqua Black has an exceptionally short bleed that allows for superb control of almost every water-based medium, whether applied directly or diluted in a wash.’
‘Stonehenge Aqua Black seems made for metallic watercolours… the bright sheen of the paint remains just as strong when dry, and is further accentuated by the matt black of the paper, which appears even darker by contrast.’
- Artist and Illustrator Clare McNamara Reviews Stonehenge Aqua Black on Jackson’s Art Blog.