Rublev Artists Oil Paint Flemish White is a warm, opaque white pigment mixture based on lead sulfate, recreated to reflect the 19th-century formula. This creamy, long-consistency paint offers exceptional coverage and smooth application, making it ideal for pure highlights and subtle blending. Unlike titanium white, Flemish White has a slightly lower opacity, allowing it to enhance colors in mixtures without overpowering them. With a historical composition of lead sulfate, lead white, and talc, this pigment provides an authentic and versatile white for traditional and modern oil painting techniques.

Key Features

• Warm, Opaque White: Provides excellent coverage with a softer tone than titanium white, ideal for subtle highlights.
• Historical Formula: Inspired by 19th-century Flemish White, made with lead sulfate and lead white.
• Creamy, Long Consistency: Offers smooth application and easy blending for refined results.
• Authentic Ingredients: Substitutes talc for magnesium carbonate for enhanced durability and reduced water sensitivity.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for highlights, mixing, and layering in traditional and contemporary artwork.
• 50ml Tube Size: Suitable for both fine details and large-scale compositions.

Why You’ll Love It

Rublev Flemish White combines historical authenticity with modern usability, offering a versatile and warm white pigment that enhances colors in mixtures while providing beautiful highlights. Its creamy consistency and excellent coverage make it a staple for artists who value quality and tradition. Whether working on classical reproductions or contemporary pieces, Flemish White delivers outstanding performance and historical charm.

FAQs

• How does Flemish White differ from titanium white?
  Flemish White is less opaque than titanium white, offering a softer effect in mixtures without overpowering other colors.

• What surfaces is this paint suitable for?
  It works best on primed canvases, panels, or other prepared oil painting surfaces.

• Is it lightfast?
  Yes, its lead-based formulation provides excellent permanence and lightfastness.

• What techniques is Flemish White best suited for?
  It’s ideal for creating highlights, subtle blending, and enhancing colors in mixtures.