Winsor & Newton, Cotman Watercolour, 'Sketchers' Pocket Set' , 12 x Half Pans + 1 x Travel Brush, Pack of 1

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The box itself is made of tough white plastic. There are 6 partitions on the lid for mixing colours. It also comes with a medium kneaded (soft) putty rubber, a pencil and a collapsible brush. There's a thumb ring beneath the box. The collapsible brush is too small though and holds too little water. There's a bit of empty space in the box even all those items, which is big enough for more pans and small brushes.

Cotman watercolors are a high-quality, affordable option for artists of all levels. They offer excellent lightfastness and vibrancy, and their wide range of colors allows for endless creative possibilities. Whether you’re just starting out or are a seasoned professional, Cotman watercolors are a great choice for your next project. Are Cotman Watercolors Good? Cundall, Herbert Minton (1920). Holme, Geoffrey (ed.). The Norwich School. London: The Studio Ltd. OCLC 472125860. Cotman in Normandy from Dulwich Picture Gallery, which includes a lecture about the artist by Timothy Wilcox, the curator of the gallery's 2012 Cotman exhibitionJohn Sell Cotman was born in Norwich, on 16 May 1782, [1] the first child of Edmund Cotman, hairdresser and his wife Ann (née Sell) living at 26 Bridge Street, in St George's parish. [2] Edmund Cotman later became a silk merchant and a lace dealer. [3] Their son was baptised at St. Mary Coslany, Norwich, on 7 June 1782. [3] The family name was written as Cottman in the parish baptism record, which has survived. The pigment saturation of Winsor and Newton paints remains excellent, despite their age. They are well-known to a wide range of artists both domestically and abroad. Pan paints, for example, come in a variety of sizes and are excellent for painting in a variety of conditions, including plein air. What Is The Difference Between Winsor And Newton And Cotman? A comprehensive catalogue by Emeritus Professor David Hill of The University of Leeds, covering the entire Leeds collection of Cotman sketches and watercolours, together with one oil painting. I would advise getting the 24-pan sets because using so many colour can get confusing. But I can't stop you of course. LOL. Availability Cotman's architectural etchings have long been considered as a valuable record for historians. [24] Reputation and legacy [ edit ] House in the Place de la Pucelle, at Rouen, etching, Architectural Antiquities of Normandy (Vol. II), Pl. 64, 1821

Or if you like more colours, consider the 24 half pan box. This one comes with Cotman (student grade).Both Cotman and Artists' Water Colours can be freely intermixed. If long term permanence is required with Cotman, use only colours rated AA or A which are recommended as permanent for artists' use. The three primary colours in Cotman Water Colour are Lemon Yellow Hue, Ultramarine and Permanent Rose. If using a six colour mixing system we would recommend Lemon Yellow Hue, Cadmium Yellow Pale Hue, Ultramarine, Intense Blue, Permanent Rose and Cadmium Red Hue. Rajnai, Miklos; Stevens, Mary (1976). The Norwich Society of Artists, 1805–1833: a dictionary of contributors and their work. Norfolk Museums Service for the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art.