WN Monarch Bright LH #6 (Winsor & Newton) screen printing It was discovered in 1802

It was discovered in 1802 by French chemist Louis Thénard as an alternative pigment to the expensive lapis lazuli pigment

12Tint Strength: N/A

Colour Number: 707

Pigment Classification: InorganicColor Index Name: N/AColor Index Number: N/AChemical Description: Natural Mica FlakesOpacity/Transparency: N/ALightfastness Rating: N/APermanency: ExcellentMunsell Notation Listing: Hue N/ Value N/ Chroma N/AGloss Average: N/AViscosity Range: 5000-6000 CPSCIE L*a*b* Values: L* a* b*N/ATint Strength: N/A

Series: 1

WN Monarch Bright LH #6 (Winsor & Newton) screen printing It was discovered in 1802Monarch Brushes A professional quality, synthetic bristle brush. Winsor and Newton's Monarch brush mimics the look and feel of natural mongoose hair (now an endangered species). Designed for use with oil colour, it is made from polyester filaments and provides a stiffer alternative to sable but is softer than hog bristle. This unique synthetic fiber is so much like mongoose, it even has the tapered point and surface texture of the natural hair. This