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100% Cotton Watercolour paper that is both acid and chlorine free, and archival
Glued on all four sides to negate the need for stretching
Internally and externally sized with Gelatine
Natural white surface that is receptive to delicate watercolour and lifting techniques
Baohong Masters Choice Artists Watercolour Paper Blocks include 20 sheets of 300gsm (140lb) 100% Cotton Watercolour Paper that is glued on all four sides. Baohong Paper is inspired by over 2000 years of traditional Chinese papermaking and offers a durable painting surface that is both internally and externally sized with gelatine. The manufacturing process results in a professional grade paper that is exceptionally responsive to watercolour techniques, allows for easy colour control, is resistant to pilling and that lets colour to sit radiantly on its surface. The Masters Choice was manufactured by Baohong in response to the requirement of Western Watercolourists and, out of gratitude to the artists that played a role in making the paper, the mill now feature a selection of their artworks on the block covers. Made in China, these blocks undergo rigorous testing to ensure a quality that rivals traditional European Papers.
Available in a selection of sizes in a NOT (Cold Pressed) texture.
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Write a reviewI have used baohong masters choice rough, not and hot pressed for several months. I am now using the blocks that I find suits my requirements. The paper holds color well and allows a range of techniques. I can only thank Ken Bromleys for stocking this paper and I urge any artist to try it.