Bockingford : Bloc Encollé : 15x20in : 300gsm : 12 Feuilles : Grain Fin

Name: Bockingford : Bloc Encollé : 15x20in : 300gsm : 12 Feuilles : Grain Fin
Brand: Bockingford
SKU: PRB15GR
Price: 34.83 EUR

PRB15GR

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Bockingford : Bloc Encollé : 15x20in : 300gsm : 12 Feuilles : Grain Fin

Bockingford is a beautiful English watercolour paper, traditionally made on a cylinder mould machine at St Cuthberts Mill. This is a high quality paper made using pure materials to archival standards.

The surface is created using natural woollen felts that give it a distinctive texture. Appreciated for its excellent colour lifting abilities. This is an extremely forgiving watercolour paper valued by professional and amateur artists around the world.

This Bockingford paper has a moderately textured Not surface.

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SKU	PRB15GR
Country of Manufacture	Royaume-Uni
Size : Imperial : Inch	15 x 20 in
Surface : Type	Papier - Pad
Surface : Surface	Cold Pressed / Not
Paper : Surface	Moyen /Pressés à froid
Surface : Colour	Blanc
Surface : GSM Range	300 - 399 g/m²
Surface : gsm	300 g/m² (63 kg)
Surface : Aspect	Rectangulaire
Paper : Format	Gommé
Quantity : Sheets	12 Feuilles
To Use With	Aquarelle
Quality	Excellent
Shipping Weight (kg)	0.9500

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I really enjoy working with this paper. It stays wet just long enough to work wet in wet before laying down those second wet on dry washes and details. In the UK I can buy it in bulk so I'm happy that Jackson Art can send me pads and blocks by post. (Posté le 18/07/2018)

SKU	PRB15GR
Country of Manufacture	Royaume-Uni
Size : Imperial : Inch	15 x 20 in
Surface : Type	Papier - Pad
Surface : Surface	Cold Pressed / Not
Paper : Surface	Moyen /Pressés à froid
Surface : Colour	Blanc
Surface : GSM Range	300 - 399 g/m²
Surface : gsm	300 g/m² (63 kg)
Surface : Aspect	Rectangulaire
Paper : Format	Gommé
Quantity : Sheets	12 Feuilles
To Use With	Aquarelle
Quality	Excellent
Shipping Weight (kg)	0.9500

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