Winsor & Newton Artists' Oil Colours - White or Other
Trusted artist-quality oil colour with rich and vibrant colours.
Using a unique colour matching technology, Winsor & Newton Artists' Oil Colours give you consistent mixing results, thus achieving the highest possible tinting strength when the colours are reduced with Titanium or Zinc White.
These thick oil paints hold excellent peaks and textures, making them perfect for any oil painter.
Customers praised this oil paint for its excellent quality and workability. Reviews highlighted "creaminess" and "easy to work with" consistency. The pigment depth is "superb" and holds expressive brush marks well. One customer noted disappointment with durability, reporting complete washout after purchase.
Excellent love the creaminess easy to move around, depth of pigment is superb
Bright and easy to work with
Good quality paint. Easy to work with.
5 stars: 4 (67%)
4 stars: 1 (17%)
3 stars: 0 (0%)
2 stars: 0 (0%)
1 star: 1 (17%)
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Anonymous (Vancouver, CA)
White / Titanium White / 200ml
My “go-to” for Titanium White
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Delphine L. (Vancouver, CA)
White / Titanium White / 200ml
Bright and easy to work with
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Elizabeth C. (Kelowna, CA)
White / Zinc White / 37ml
Winsor &Newton oil paints
Excellent love the creaminess easy to move around with your brush or pallet knife. depth of pigment is suburb
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Sheila P. (Sechelt, CA)
White / Titanium White / 200ml
Windsor & Newton. Oil Colour White
Been buying for many years. Good quality paint. Easy to work with.
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Gary K. (Langley, CA)
Other / Silver / 37ml
Disappointed
When I was buying the paints, initially, I asked what the staff would recommend for my application, and bought over $100 worth, based on their recommendations , which washed out completely …
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Jane W. (Victoria, CA)
White / Flake White / 200ml
flake white hue
Winsor and Newton Flake white hue is almost like authentic lead white with its ropey stringy and semi transparent quality. When used thickly, It tholds expressive brush marks and small peaks and curls. Compared to gamblins lead white hue, I find W and N a bit lighter and a bit more transparent which is necessary when working thinly.
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