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Soft Pastel - Half Stick - Set Of 6 - Spring Countryside



The Sennelier Soft Pastels are composed of high quality pure pigment ground with a natural transparent binder. The range of tones has evolved over the century, but the heart of its making remains unchanged- the high quality composition of aa  laacua pastels is the result of a perfect balance between binder and pigment. For gradient shades, increasing amounts of mineral fines are added, ultimately... more details
Key Features:
  • Composition of high quality pure pigment and natural transparent binder
  • Gradient shades with increasing amounts of mineral fines
  • Exceptional brightness


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Manufacturer Sennelier
Model Number TT6HSP
Description
The Sennelier Soft Pastels are composed of high quality pure pigment ground with a natural transparent binder. The range of tones has evolved over the century, but the heart of its making remains unchanged- the high quality composition of aa  laacua pastels is the result of a perfect balance between binder and pigment. For gradient shades, increasing amounts of mineral fines are added, ultimately tending towards white. The exceptional brightness is the result of the pigment and of the natural mineral fines discovered by Sennelier in 1905.

Sennelier Soft Pastels are composed of high quality pure pigment
grounded with a natural transparent binder. It took over three
years, at the turn of the 20th Century, to formulate the Sennelier
range of Extra Soft Pastels aa  laacua and thus to
create one of the largest chromatic range of pastels. Throughout
the century, this range of tones has evolved, but the heart of its
making remains unchanged. The high quality composition of
aa  laacua pastels is the result of a perfect balance
between binder and pigment. For gradient shades, increasing amounts
of mineral fines are added, ultimately tending towards white. The
exceptional brightness is the result of the pigment and of the
natural mineral fines discovered by Sennelier in 1905 and that have
been used ever since.
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