10058 Quinacridone Violet

Jackson's Artist Pigment

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Jackson's Artist Pigment (see all 100 pigments)
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Jackson's (7 products)
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Pigment, dry or paste
Pigments
  • PV19 ●●●●●
Transparency
Transparent
Drying time in oil
Average
Oil Absorption
50 g linseed oil / 100 g
Pigment particle size
≈ 0.06 µm
Description from the manufacturer
The first Quinacridone compound was discovered in 1896, but its suitability as a pigment wasn’t recognised until 1955. Quinacridone Violet is less purple than Quinacridone Magenta (PR122), but still leans slightly towards blue. Like other Quinacridone pigments, it is very staining and has a high tinting strength. It makes very deep and vibrant violets when mixed with Ultramarine Blue.
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HLC H355_L040_C040
Color Notation (CIE L*a*b*)
L* 38.67 a* 37.53 b* -3.87 — D50 2°
L* 38.67 C* 37.73 h° 354.11 — D50 2°

Sample
watercolor, masstone
Device
NCS Colourpin Pro
CIE-L*a*b*
L* 38.67 a* 37.53 b* -3.87 — D50 2°
L* 38.43 a* 37.97 b* -4.48 — D65 2° ≈
CIE-L*Ch°(ab)
L* 38.67 C* 37.73 h° 354.11 — D50 2°
L* 38.43 C* 38.23 h° 353.26 — D65 2° ≈
CIE-V*D*
V*ab 54.02 D*ab 72.01 — D50 2°
OK-Lab + Ch°
L 0.4843 a 0.1152 b -0.0114 C 0.1158 h° 354.3512 — D65 ≈
Munsell
Munsell 5.6RP 3.8/8.0 — C ≈
CIECAM02
J 30.6 C 43.0 h° 356.3 s 51.7 Q 167.4 M 44.7 a 42.9 b -2.8 — D65 ≈
RGB
sRGB: r 143 g 63 b 99 hex #8F3F63
P3: r 0.523 g 0.266 b 0.383
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10058 Quinacridone Violet

25046 Natural Sienna Monte Amiata
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