Colour Index Code

PR202

Quinacridone Magenta

Chemistry: Quinacridone
Origin: Synthetic organic.
History: A very lightfast, transparent magenta.
Toxicity: Non-toxic.

Quinacridone Magenta (PR202) is Quinacridone.

PR202: Questions & Answers

What is PR202?

PR202 (Quinacridone Magenta) is Quinacridone. Synthetic organic..

What is the chemistry of PR202?

PR202 is Quinacridone.

Is PR202 toxic?

Non-toxic.

Which Michael Harding colours use PR202?

PR202 appears in 1 Michael Harding colour: Madder Brown.

Michael Harding colours using PR202

1 colour across both rangesLightfastness: Excellent

Oil Colours containing PR202

1 colour

No. 317 Madder Brown

Series 3

TransparentAverage

Pigment: PR202, PR101
Type: Organic/Inorganic
Lightfastness: Excellent
Oil Content: High
Tint Power: Average

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Watercolours containing PR202

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No Michael Harding watercolour colours currently use PR202.

Michael Harding colours containing PR202, with medium, transparency, lightfastness and granulation. Granulation applies to watercolour only.
Colour	Medium	Transparency	Lightfastness	Granulation
Madder Brown No. 317	Oil	Transparent	Excellent	—

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Pigments in the same family

PR83

Alizarin Crimson

PR101

Synthetic Iron Oxide / Mars Red

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