Egg tempera Sennelier 21 and 34ml

• From the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, artists used gouache to a great extent because of how well the works were preserved over time.
• The gouache developed by Gustave Sennelier in 1895 is an emulsion of natural products, among which egg is the main one.
• These colors are ground according to the "old method" with stone millstones, respecting tradition. It gives rise to colors with an incredible freshness and great luminosity.
• They can be used on canvas, wood, cardboard and on any support previously covered by a lean preparation.
• They are soluble and dilutable with water, as well as the cleaning of the utensils that we use to work them. The use of an additional brush soap will keep them in good condition for a longer period of time.
• Semi-opaque, they do not yellow and resist aging.
• They are waterproof once dry.
• Formats of 21 and 34 ml.
• Available in various colors.

Brand: Sennelier.