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    This document provides a color chart for Van Gogh watercolors. It lists 40 different watercolor pigments including Chinese white, permanent lemon yellow, azo yellow L, vermilion, permanent red L, ultramarine D, cobalt blue, cerulean blue, phthalo blue, prussian blue, permanent yellow green, viridian, phthalo green, sap green, yellow ochre, raw sienna, burnt sienna, burnt umber, sepia, and ivory black. For each pigment, it provides the lightfastness rating, pigments used, and color number. It explains that the lightfastness ratings indicate longevity of color under museum conditions.

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    This document provides a color chart for Van Gogh watercolors. It lists 40 different watercolor pigments including Chinese white, permanent lemon yellow, azo yellow L, vermilion, permanent red L, ultramarine D, cobalt blue, cerulean blue, phthalo blue, prussian blue, permanent yellow green, viridian, phthalo green, sap green, yellow ochre, raw sienna, burnt sienna, burnt umber, sepia, and ivory black. For each pigment, it provides the lightfastness rating, pigments used, and color number. It explains that the lightfastness ratings indicate longevity of color under museum conditions.

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    Van Gogh Water Colours Colour Chart

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    SheilaMaeBernaldez
    This document provides a color chart for Van Gogh watercolors. It lists 40 different watercolor pigments including Chinese white, permanent lemon yellow, azo yellow L, vermilion, permanent red L, ultramarine D, cobalt blue, cerulean blue, phthalo blue, prussian blue, permanent yellow green, viridian, phthalo green, sap green, yellow ochre, raw sienna, burnt sienna, burnt umber, sepia, and ivory black. For each pigment, it provides the lightfastness rating, pigments used, and color number. It explains that the lightfastness ratings indicate longevity of color under museum conditions.

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    Van Gogh water colour - colour chart

    Chinese white Perm.lemon yellow Azo yellow L Azo yellow M Gamboge Azo yellow D Naples yellow red Permanent orange Vermilion

    +++ 108 +++ 254 +++ 268 +++ 269 +++ 238 +++ 270 +++ 224 +++ 266 +++ 311
    PW4 PY184 PY154 PY154/PO62 PY154/PR101 PY154/PO43 PY42/PO43 PY154/PR254 PR255/PY154

    Permanent red L Permanent red D Madder lake L Madder lake D Quinacridone rose Perm. red violet Perm. blue violet Ultramarine D Cobalt blue (ultram.)

    +++ 370 +++ 371 +++ 327 +++ 331 +++ 366 +++ 567 +++ 568 +++ 506 +++ 512
    PR254 PR254/PV19 PR264/PV19 PR264 PV19 PV19 PV19/PB15 PB29 PB29/PW4

    Cerulean bl.(phthalo) Phthalo blue Prussian blue Indigo Perm.yellow green Hooker green L Hooker green D Permanent green Viridian

    +++ 535 +++ 570 +++ 508 +++ 533 +++ 633 +++ 644 +++ 645 +++ 662 +++ 616
    PB15/PW4 PB15 PB27 PB15/PBk6 PY154/PG7 PG7/PY154 PG7/PY154 PG7/PY154 PG7

    Phthalo green Sap green Olive green Yellow ochre Raw sienna Raw umber Burnt sienna Light oxide red Burnt umber

    +++ 675 +++ 623 +++ 620 +++ 227 +++ 234 +++ 408 +++ 411 +++ 339 +++ 409
    PG7 PY129/PG7 PG7/PY154 PY42 PY42 PY42/PR101 PR101/PBk11 PR101 PR101/PBk6

    Sepia Vandyke brown Payne grey Ivory black

    +++ 416 +++ 403 +++ 708 +++ 701


    PBk7/PR101 PBk6/PR101 PBk6/PV19 PBk6/PBk9

    Explanation of the signs from left to right +++ = degree of lightfastness PY154/PO62 = pigments used
    Example: Azo yellow M +++ = 100 years completely lightfast under museum conditions (all 40 colours)
    ++ = 25 – 100 years lightfast under museum conditions
    + = 10 – 25 years lightfast under museum conditions
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    +++ 269 = 0 – 10 years lightfast under museum conditions
    PY154/PO62 The lightfastness of all these colours has been tested in accordance with
    Letter behind the colour name ASTM Standard D4303.
    L = light, M = medium, D = deep
    269 = colour number

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