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100% woodfree pulp
Extremely forgiving watercolour paper valued by professional and amateur artists
140lb blocks have 20 sheets, 200lb blocks have 15 sheets
Glued on all four sides
AVAILABLE WHILE STOCKS LAST.
Bockingford is a beautiful English watercolour paper, traditionally made on a cylinder mould machine at St Cuthberts Mill. This is a high quality paper made using pure materials to archival standards. Its attractive surface is created using natural woollen felts that give it a distinctive random texture. Appreciated for its excellent colour lifting abilities. This is an extremely forgiving watercolour paper valued by professional and amateur artists around the world.
Bockingford offers quality watercolour paper at an affordable price.
Available in 200lb (425gsm) NOT (15 sheets per block) while stocks last.
Watercolour paper blocks are glued on all 4 sides.
All these blocks have a very stiff backing board for extra stability.
All parcels are sent on a trackable service. The information below is for UK deliveries. For international deliveries, please see our delivery information pages.
| Standard shipping 1-3 working days | |
|---|---|
| Orders under £45 | £4.50 |
| Orders over £45 | FREE |
| Express Shipping Next Working Day | |
| Orders under £45 | £7.00 |
| Orders over £45 | £2.50 |
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200lb Bockingford
Good quality paper ideal for wet on wet painting
Did you find this review useful?Great for paint and go.
This is so time saving and represents excellent value for money. A good quality paper with no stretching or cockling !
Did you find this review useful?This is a good watercolour block, which I have used for many years.. T
the 200 lb. paper and convenient size make it ideal for outdoor work.
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