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  • Cadmium Red DeepCode 09747.0%4.70 g
  • Rose DoreCode 5765.0%0.50 g
  • Raw Umber (Green Shade)Code 55848.0%4.80 g
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Experimental estimate. Catalog HEX values are digital samples from the cited charts or listings, not paint measurements. Lighting, surface, and drying can change the result; recipes are experimental and do not guarantee a match. Digital ΔE76: 0.3

Catalog of 138 colors +

Each HEX is a digital sample visually taken from the cited color charts or listings. It is not a measurement of the physical paint.

347 Lemon Yellow Hue
025 Bismuth Yellow
722 Winsor Lemon
086 Cadmium Lemon
898 Cadmium-Free Lemon
730 Winsor Yellow
653 Transparent Yellow
149 Chrome Yellow Hue
118 Cadmium Yellow Pale
907 Cadmium-Free Yellow Pale
108 Cadmium Yellow
890 Cadmium-Free Yellow
319 Indian Yellow
731 Winsor Yellow Deep
111 Cadmium Yellow Deep
891 Cadmium-Free Yellow Deep
089 Cadmium Orange
899 Cadmium-Free Orange
650 Transparent Orange
416 Orange Laque Mineral
724 Winsor Orange
106 Cadmium Scarlet
903 Cadmium-Free Scarlet
603 Scarlet Lake
094 Cadmium Red
901 Cadmium-Free Red
726 Winsor Red
725 Winsor Red Deep
097 Cadmium Red Deep
895 Cadmium-Free Red Deep
257 Pale Rose Blush
587 Rose Madder Genuine
576 Rose Dore
042 Bright Red
548 Quinacridone Red
004 Alizarin Crimson
479 Permanent Carmine
468 Permanent Alizarin Crimson
502 Permanent Rose
411 Ruby Madder Alizarin
545 Quinacridone Magenta
380 Magenta
489 Permanent Magenta
669 Ultramarine Pink
543 Purple Madder
544 Purple Lake
192 Cobalt Violet
491 Permanent Mauve
400 Mauve Blue Shade
733 Winsor Violet
672 Ultramarine Violet
263 French Ultramarine
710 Smalt (Dumont's Blue)
045 Royal Blue
180 Cobalt Blue Deep
667 Ultramarine (Green Shade)
178 Cobalt Blue
321 Indanthrene Blue
414 Oriental Blue
706 Winsor Blue (Red Shade)
707 Winsor Blue (Green Shade)
538 Prussian Blue
137 Cerulean Blue
379 Manganese Blue Hue
526 Phthalo Turquoise
190 Cobalt Turquoise
191 Cobalt Turquoise Light
184 Cobalt Green
412 Mineral Green Deep
183 Cobalt Chromite Green
147 Chrome Green Deep Hue
696 Viridian Hue
720 Winsor Green
721 Winsor Green
482 Permanent Green Deep
481 Permanent Green
708 Winsor Emerald
483 Permanent Green Light
637 Terre Verte
459 Oxide of Chromium
540 Prussian Green
599 Sap Green
420 Cinnabar Green
084 Cadmium Green Pale
897 Cadmium-Free Green Pale
294 Green Gold
447 Olive Green
426 Naples Yellow Light
422 Naples Yellow
333 Brilliant Yellow
425 Naples Yellow Deep
745 Yellow Ochre Light
746 Yellow Ochre Pale
320 Indian Yellow Deep
285 Gold Ochre
744 Yellow Ochre
557 Raw Umber Light
552 Raw Sienna
646 Transparent Gold Ochre
059 Brown Ochre
074 Burnt Sienna
647 Transparent Red Ochre
362 Light Red
678 Venetian Red
635 Terra Rosa
657 Transparent Maroon
317 Indian Red
395 Mars Violet Deep
413 Warm Brown Pink
056 Brown Madder
648 Transparent Brown Oxide
076 Burnt Umber
676 Vandyke Brown
554 Raw Umber
558 Raw Umber (Green Shade)
217 Davy’s Gray
427 Mineral Grey
424 Ultramarine Ash
465 Payne’s Gray
034 Blue Black
322 Indigo
142 Charcoal Grey
386 Mars Black
331 Ivory Black
337 Lamp Black
505 Perylene Black
242 Flake White Hue
748 Zinc White
674 Underpainting White
644 Titanium White
429 Warm White
058 Bronze
214 Copper
573 Renaissance Gold
283 Gold
511 Pewter
617 Silver
330 Iridescent White
References: Winsor & Newton color charts · Artists’ Oil Colour range · 2025-07. These are published chart references; regional availability can change over time.

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