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Townsend Artists' Soft Form Pastels and Sets
Townsend Artists' Soft Form Pastels and Sets
$4.73 - $1,375.00
(74 Reviews)
Item #: 20074
Diane Townsend's palette of Soft Form pastels encompasses both classical artists' colors and an exotic and vivid range of modern pigments and mixes based on observation of color in nature and in paintings ranging from the Renaissance to contemporary art.
Townsend Artists' Soft Form Pastels and Sets
( 74 Reviews)
Item #: 20074
$4.73 - $1,375.00
Diane Townsend's palette of Soft Form pastels encompasses both classical artists' colors and an exotic and vivid range of modern pigments and mixes ba...
$4.73 - $1,375.00
Townsend Terrages Pastels and Sets
Townsend Terrages Pastels and Sets
$6.09 - $927.18
(39 Reviews)
Item #: 20075
Diane Townsend Terrages pastels were originally developed to meet the desires of pastel painter Wolf Kahn. Each contains finely ground pumice stone that plows into the paper, creating a toothy surface on which to transfer complex layers of color.
Townsend Terrages Pastels and Sets
( 39 Reviews)
Item #: 20075
$6.09 - $927.18
Diane Townsend Terrages pastels were originally developed to meet the desires of pastel painter Wolf Kahn. Each contains finely ground pumice stone th...
$6.09 - $927.18
About Brand
Diane Townsend, a practicing pastel artist in New York City, created two lines of soft pastels that give artists the opportunity to employ a variety of techniques.
Soft Form offers a specialty range of dark hues and off blacks as well as classic and exotic colors. Soft Form pastels are formed by hand into one-of-a-kind sticks.
Terrages were originally developed to meet the desires of pastel painter Wolf Kahn. Pumice blended into these pastels, "opens" the surface of the paper by ploughing through its finish, creating a toothy surface upon which to transfer abundant color. Terrages are made in substantial rectangular slabs.
Both styles are made from the purest pigments, and neither is combined with chalks or fillers.