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Poznaj tradycyjne farby olejne z pigmentem artystycznym zawieszonym w schnących olejach. Głębokie i intensywne – możesz malować nimi prosto z tuby albo mieszać je z mediami, żeby zmienić konsystencję i połysk.
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Jackson's : Profesjonalne farby olejne
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Jackson's : Profesjonalne farby olejne
49 kolorów dostępnych w tubach 40 ml i 225 ml

Od 8,72 €

Michael Harding : Farby olejne
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Michael Harding : Farby olejne
Ponad 80 kolorów w tubach 40 ml, 60 ml i 225 ml; większe pojemności dostępne na zamówienie

Od 10,44 €

Old Holland : Klasyczne farby olejne
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Old Holland : Klasyczne farby olejne
Ponad 150 dostępnych kolorów

Od 10,96 €

Jackson's : artystyczne farby olejne
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Jackson's : artystyczne farby olejne
51 kolorów; tuby 60 ml i 225 ml; biele dostępne także w 1 l i 2,5 l

Od 8,72 €

Gamblin : artystyczne farby olejne
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Gamblin : artystyczne farby olejne
112 kolorów dostępnych w tubkach 37 ml, 97 w tubkach 150 ml oraz wybrane kolory w puszkach 237 ml, 473 ml i 946 ml

Od 11,81 €

Holbein : Farby olejne artystyczne
148 kolorów w tubach 40 ml, 6 w 50 ml, 6 w 110 ml, 3 w 330 ml

Od 7,50 €

Winsor & Newton : artystyczne farby olejne
Ponad 100 kolorów w tubach 37 ml oraz 44 kolory w tubach 200 ml

Od 10,16 €

Schmincke : farby olejne Mussini
Ponad 100 kolorów w tubach 35 ml; biele dostępne także w tubach 150 ml i 300 ml

Od 13,63 €

Blockx : Farby olejne
87 kolorów w tubach 35 ml oraz 3 biele w tubach 200 ml

Od 13,14 €

Sennelier : artystyczne farby olejne
144 kolory dostępne w tubach 40 ml

Od 10,16 €

Isaro : Farby olejne
50 kolorów w tubach 38 ml, 2 kolory w tubach 56 ml

Od 10,05 €

Williamsburg : Farby olejne
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Williamsburg : Farby olejne
Ponad 100 kolorów w tubach 37 ml i 150 ml

9,90 €

Od 9,54 €

Sennelier : Rive Gauche : Farby olejne
60 kolorów dostępnych w tubach 40 ml oraz 56 w tubach 200 ml

Od 5,95 €

Schmincke : Akademie – farby olejne
36 kolorów dostępnych w tubach 200 ml

Od 14,35 €

Daler-Rowney : Farby olejne Georgian
Ponad 50 kolorów w pojemnościach 38 ml i 225 ml

Od 3,71 €

Michael Harding : Zestawy farb olejnych
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Bob Ross : Farby olejne
14 kolorów do wyboru w tubkach 37 ml i 200 ml

Od 11,19 €

Schmincke : Mussini : Oil Paint : 35ml : Wooden Box : Set of 10
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Flammable Łatwopalny

310,82 €

Sennelier : Oil Stick : Set of 6
Promocja

50,86 €

45,78 €

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