Golden Ochre Hope Christofferson Palette Evidence of its use as

Evidence of its use as a pigment can be found from over 30

Paint Maker’s Notes: Arylide pigments were first developed in Germany at the beginning of the 20th century

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Pigment Number: PR 259 + PW 6

Golden Ochre Hope Christofferson Palette Evidence of its use asGolden Ochre is a natural yellow iron oxide that produces a bright, warm golden yellow with good tinting strength. Ochres are among some of the most indispensable pigments for landscape, still life, wildlife, portrait, botanical, and floral subject matter thanks to the wide range of earthy yellows seen in nature. Artist Notes: Golden Ochre is useful across an enormous range of subject matter and it can be used to brighten up other earth colours like