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Specifications: 2 oz

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CfM Watercolor Paint - Cerulean incense burner They refuse to supplement fromA synthetic, bright, cool blue with high opacity and lightfastness. Cerulean paints with a very consistent, smooth texture. Discovered by Swiss chemist Albrecht Hopfner in 1789 and introduced to a wider market in the UK by art materials manufacturer George Rowney in the 1860s, cerulean became an important addition to synthetic blues of the time like Prussian Blue, Cobalt Blue and Ultramarine, and is still coveted for its opacity and use in painting