Oil Paint "Ladoga", Neapolitan Pink, in a 46 ml tube

The series uses less expensive pigments compared to the inorganic ones used in the "Master-Class" series. In the tube, the analogues are marked with the letter "A" and correspond to the colors of paints based on more expensive cadmium and cobalt pigments. "Ladoga" oil is in demand among experienced artists who are sensitive to the issue of price, as it combines democratic cost with high quality. Some shades (for example, ochre, sienna, umber) are made from natural earth pigments.

Lightfast opaque paint. P.Y.42, P.W.4, P.W.6