due to its transparent nature is very useful in imparting subtle tones to a portrait palette

Moderate in mixing strength

0 B Value Chroma 10

its name comes from the use of charred animal bone

it also creates a verdigris effect when used as a wash

williamsburg oliemaling french light sienna Ultramarine Blue due to its transparent natureIt fits nicely in between the earthy greens and the warmer earth colours that have a greenish tint although it is a far departure from the colours most similar to it. Its burnt olive color is straight out of the garment racks of a second hand army navy surplus store and its tint is the color of cool sand untouched by the light of the sun. Series: 2CI Number: NACI Name: PY43Pigment Name: Natural Hydrated Iron OxideLightfastness: ASTM I