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Rose Dore - Michael Harding
Oil ColourPY151, PV19
PY151, PV19

Rose Dore

No. 319 · Series 3 · 40ml · 60ml · 225ml, 1L, 2.5L, 5L

Rose Dore (No. 319) is a robust yet subtle colour, blending pigments PY151 and PV19 to evoke the soft, romantic tones of a golden rose. With excellent lightfastness and a semi-transparent quality, it adds depth to every composition. Featuring a slow drying speed and bound with linseed oil, No. 319 empowers the artist’s detailing and layering.

Technical Summary

Rose Dore is a multi-pigment Michael Harding oil colour made with PY151, PV19 (Organic).

It is semi-transparent, good lightfastness, slow drying time, average tinting strength.

It is ground in linseed oil with high oil content.

Code
No. 319
Series
Series 3
Pigment Index
PY151, PV19
Pigment Type
Organic
Oil / Vehicle
Linseed Oil
Sizes
40ml · 60ml · 225ml, 1L, 2.5L, 5L
Lightfastness
Good
Opacity
Semi-Transparent
Drying
Slow
Oil Content
High
Tint Power
Average
Toxicity
Non-Toxic
Colour Science

Measured colour data

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Pigment Behaviour

Tint · Tone · Shade · Glaze

Preview how Rose Dore behaves when mixed, toned, shaded and glazed. Each swatch is computed from the masstone using a perceptual subtractive model - an approximation for guidance, not a formulation guarantee.

Masstone swatch
Masstone
L 36.01 · a 56.82 · b 34.05
6.84R 3.5/12.5

Rose Dore straight from the tube.

Undertone
#f4c7d2

A thin wash over white.

Tint
#cd4d64

Mixed with Titanium White.

Tone
#983747

Mixed with a mid neutral grey.

Shade
#6d1321

Darkened with a chromatic black.

Glaze
#eaa1b1

A thin transparent film over white.

Mix with Rose Dore

Popular combinations

Open Rose Dore in the Virtual Mixing Studio to preview how it combines with these partners before you reach for the palette.

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Rose Dore: Questions & Answers

What pigment is used in Rose Dore?

Rose Dore is made with PY151, PV19.

Is Rose Dore a single-pigment colour?

No. Rose Dore is a blend of 2 pigments (PY151, PV19), formulated to give a specific hue.

Is Rose Dore transparent or opaque?

Rose Dore is semi-transparent.

Is Rose Dore lightfast?

Rose Dore has good lightfastness.

Is Rose Dore vegan?

Yes. Rose Dore contains no animal-derived ingredients and is suitable for vegan artists.

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