Schmincke AKADEMIE Acryl Color – set of 5 primary colors, 60 ml each.
Schmincke's AKADEMIE acrylic paints are designed for both ambitious beginners and professional artists. This set includes the three pure primary colors, as well as white and black, so you can mix all other shades yourself.
The set includes the following colors:
- Titanium White
- Primary Yellow
- Primary Magenta
- Primary Cyan
- Lamp Black
Schmincke AKADEMIE Acryl Color is a series of 52 standard colors and 8 effect colors, which together provide a balanced and versatile color spectrum. Two-thirds of the colors are highly opaque, while the remaining third has a glazing effect. The series is highly brilliant, formulated without animal-derived ingredients, and is cadmium- and cobalt-free.
Like all Schmincke acrylic paints, the AKADEMIE series can be mixed and combined with other Schmincke products—such as PRIMAcryl Professional, College Acrylic, and AERO COLOR—as well as all types of acrylic media. The paints are suitable for many surfaces, including canvas, painting boards, acrylic paper, wood, and other clean, degreased surfaces.
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Color Numbers
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111, 224, 344, 446, 771
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Pigment Codes
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PW6, PW6+PY74+PY3, PR122+PW6, PW6+PB15:3, PBk11+PBk7
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Lightfastness
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★★★★☆ (4 out of 5 stars)
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Made with
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Pure pigments bound in an acrylic binder (dispersion)
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Quality
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Made in Germany - Since 1881
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About Schmincke
Schmincke was founded in 1881 by the paint chemists Josef Horadam and Hermann Schmincke in Germany. The company’s first product was the “Mussini” oil paint, developed based on traditional resin-oil paint recipes from the Italian artist Cesare Mussini. In 1892, Josef Horadam developed a new type of liquid-cast watercolor, which he named after himself—the foundation of what is now the Horadam Aquarell series. More than 140 years later, Schmincke is still guided by the company motto “Meliora cogito” (I strive for the best), and Horadam Aquarell remains one of the most highly regarded watercolor series among professional artists worldwide.
See the complete overview of the colors here.