OIL ACRYLIC BRUSH SERIES 220 NR 2 :: Hog Hair - Series 220 :: Acrylic Brushes :: Talens Brushes - Value :: Brushes :: iartsupplies.co.uk

OIL ACRYLIC BRUSH SERIES 220 NR 2

Series 220
Technique: oil and acrylic colour, gouache
Hair: hog bristle
Shape: Gussow model
Ferrule: seamless, polished aluminium
Handle: long, green lacquered, length: 280 - 300 mm
Characteristics:
· versatile and sturdy brush with good paint absorption
· gives a straight touch, Number 2, Width 3.7mm, Length 7mm

SKU 90922002

Weight 0.02 kgs

Standard time for dispatch if in stock - 1 working day

Standard time for dispatch if NOT in stock 7 Days

This item is sold in single product Units

This item is factory packed per 12

Our price for 1 item: £1.74

Qty	Price*
4-7 Items	£1.65
8-11 Items	£1.57
12+ Items	£1.48

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May 16, 2012

Hi!

We have some great offers for you this month on our artshop. We have lower prices of between 20% and 40% lower for some ranges. Also we are continuing our Cobra offer below this month as we still have a few water bottles left to give away - so get in quick! We have also been considering listing some new non Talens items like sketching books and ink pens. If there is anything you think would be useful for us to sell on our site please just email us!

This month take advantage of our 30% lower prices for the 40Ml Rembrandt Oil Paint, and when you get 3 or more 40ml tubes get a brush set worth £23 for only £9.99 for this month only. (limited to 1 per customer)

Produced now for over 100 years, this paint is one of the hallmark brands of Royal Talens; still made in Apeldoorn; Holland by skilled workers at Royal Talens.
If you haven't tried these out, why not take advantage of this great offer and treat yourself with some of the unique colours from this professional oil paint.

Did you know?
Ultramarine is a blue pigment with ‘traces of red’. Mixed with bluish reds it offers numerous possibilities for creating surprising shades of violet. In addition, Ultramarine is often used as a transparent layer in the glazing technique. If applied thinly on a white ground or by mixing it with a little white paint, the characteristic, intense, clear blue colour is created.

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