Emma Dibben Specially Selected Illustration Colours Metal Set

Emma Dibben Specially Selected Illustration Colours Metal SetA set of 12 watercolours chosen by Emma Dibben as integral to her illustration practice, made into a box set in collaboration with Sennelier. Honey is used in L'Aquarelle not only as a preservative but as an additive giving incomparable brilliance, luminosity and smoothness to the paint. True to Sennelier's roots, the colour palette remains that of the Impressionists and the paint is made in France using traditional methods. Emma Dibben is an

Owner and creator

The piece may tarnish over time

The charred scent of the wood will diminish over time

old-fashioned drawing ink in the iconic Winsor and Newton little bottles

This delicate wreath is a refined festive statement

Frame & Canvas dimensions may vary slightly due to the slight variations framewidth

trees and bullrushes by the lake

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Easy to sharpen with all normal pencil sharpeners

In February 1972 Henry Moore's sculpture studios in the English countryside at Much Hadham were filled with the preparations for his retrospective exhibition in Florence

50% cotton watercolour paper

William has painted the mountain under a dramatic sky with clouds sweeping off Glyder Fach behind it – giving us a real feel of one of the wildest parts of Snowdonia