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De Wint's Colors

"Peter De Wint’s (1784-1849) usual palette had the following twelve colours : vermilion, Indian red, Prussian or cyanine blue, brown madder, pink madder, sepia, gamboge, yellow ochre, burnt sienna, purple lake, brown pink, and indigo.

"To these, for occasional use, he added four others in half-cakes: orange ochre, Vandyke brown, olive green cobalt, and emerald green.

"All these pigments were in hard cakes, but they were kept soft with water when in use. De Wint designed his own box, as he disliked to mix his washes on the enamelled leaves with which the trade boxes were fitted. He preferred bright metal leaves with a silver-like surface.

"He employed two brushes, both large and round, but one was old and worn, while the other was new and came to a fine point."
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Excerpted from: "Masters of English Landscape Painting: J. S. Cotman. David Cox, Peter De Wint" by Charles Holme, available from Google Books and and in book form from Amazon.
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