Daler-Rowney

Founded in England in 1783, the history of this brand began when brothers Richard and Thomas Rowney decided to open a modest perfume and dye shop in London. Their mastery in grinding natural pigments soon caught the attention of great fine art masters, establishing a heritage of excellence that continues to inspire creators worldwide today.

Origin of Daler-Rowney and materials

Daler-Rowney Fine Art Materials

Each artistic technique demands a precise material on the support. That is why at Hartem we have selected the range of art materials and supplies that balance colour purity with excellent handling, whether you are taking your first steps or require high-demand tools.

Thanks to their different product ranges: Georgian, Aquafine, System3, FW, Graduate, Artists’ Art Supplies, The Langton, Canford, Simply.

Aquafine Watercolours and Georgian Oil

Light and texture define the identity of an artwork. For those seeking the freshness of water, Aquafine watercolour offers clean dilution with stable pigments that facilitate perfect gradations on a good cartridge drawing pad. If you prefer density and slow modelling, Georgian oil maintains a rich and buttery consistency, ideal for working with a palette knife or natural bristle brushes without losing the vividness of the original tones on the canvas.

System3 Acrylics and Inks

The versatility of acrylic paint finds its ultimate expression in the System3 range, famous for its excellent viscosity and adhesion in large format projects or quick illustration. For mixed media, FW acrylic ink flows smoothly, being ideal for both meticulous calligraphy and expressive washes on thick paper.

In addition, lines such as Simply markers and a practical paint box complete an offer designed for enjoying the creative process without limits with Daler-Rowney.