Description
Paris Blue is basically a variety of Prussian Blue, it's hue is a midnight blue, a dark, dark blue. It has lots of body and it's tints are cold, lush blues with very slight green undertones.
It is made with the pigment PB27 which was one of the first synthetic inorganic pigments developed just after 1700, sometimes known as Iron Blue, until the Phthalocyanine pigments were created in the 1970's this pigment was used in all manner of blue things.
Transparent and fast drying, it is present in a multitude of great artworks including Mr.Van Gogh's starry night.
"Starry, starry night
Paint your palette blue and green
Look out on a summer's day
With eyes that know the darkness in my soul" - Don McClean
Technical Overview
Pigment - PB27
Opacity - Transparent
Drying Time - Fast
Binder - Linseed Oil
Munsell - Hue N - Value 0 - Chroma N/A
Wallace Seymour Oil Paint
