Titian's Palette

Titian was perhaps the greatest of the Venetian painters. According to The Technique of Painting by Hilaire Hiler, Titian used the following colors in his palettes: natural ultramarine (lapis lazuli), yellow ochre, vermilion, red ochre, lead white and black. Now you can try the paints used by Venetian masters. Titian's Palette offers the same colors in linseed oil used by the Venetian master. These colors can be blended and used interchangeably with other oil colors.

Rublev Oil Colors are based on single, natural mineral and historical pigments that give Old Masters-like painting effects in oil. This series features such exotic colors as natural ultramarine (lapis lazuli), azurite, malachite, among many others. The paint is handcrafted and packed in 50 ml tubes—giving you 33% more color than typical 37 ml tubes.

Titian's Palette includes six basic colors from the master's palette. The palette includes one full-sized tube each of six colors: Lapis Lazuli (natural ultramarine or lazurite), Malachite, Lead-Tin Yellow , Italian Yellow Earth , Vermilion, Ercolano Red, Lead White and German Vine Black. Now you can try these six colors in full-sized tubes (50 ml and 20 ml) for the low price of $199.85, which includes shipping anywhere in the 48 contiguous states of the U.S.

Six tubes of Rublev Oil Colors for only $199.85 (save 16%).

The palette ships free anywhere in the 48 contiguous states of the United States. If the palette is ordered with other products, the other items will not ship free, but the palette does not add additional shipping cost to your order.

Purchased separately, Lapis Lazuli ($29.50), Malachite ($17.50), Lead-Tin Yellow ($42.50), Italian Yellow Earth ($12.95), Vermilion ($75.50), Ercolano Red ($14.95), Lead White ($19.50), Vine Black ($12.95), total $225.35. When you add shipping ($13.50), the total is $238.85. The palette price is $199.85, you save 16%, or $39.00, if purchased separately.

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Colors Included in Titian's Palette
Color Swatch	Item No.	Color Name	Tube	Price
	820-103	Lapis Lazuli (natural ultramarine, lazurite) is a deep blue color from genuine precious lapis lazuli stones used in historical painting. It is a semi- transparent, medium grained color with good tinting strength.	20 ml	$29.50
	820-204	Malachite is a bluish green pigment from a natural mineral used in historical painting until about the 18th century. It is a semi-transparent, large grained color that features bluish and greenish crystals.	20 ml	$17.50
	820-307	Italian Yellow Earth is a semi- transparent deep golden yellow with good tinting strength, smooth grained that makes pale flesh tints. Our yellow ochre is from Italy.	50 ml	$12.95
	820-309	Lead Tin Yellow is an opaque lemon yellow, fine grained and medium tinting strength. Our lead-tin yellow is made according to historical recipes.	50 ml	$42.50
	820-508	Vermilion is an intense red found in historical painting since antiquity. It is very opaque, has good tinting strength, fine grained and is a "long" paint and made from genuine Chinese vermilion.	50 ml	$75.50
	820-503	Ercolano Red is a semi-transparent deep orange red with warm undertones, medium grained, high tinting strength and brushes "long" in the direction of the brush stroke. Our red earth comes from quarries in Northern Italy.	50 ml	$14.95
	820-802	Lead White is an opaque white and excellent covering power made without additives and extenders for best handling.	50 ml	$19.50
	820-904	German Vine Black is an opaque blue-black with high tinting strength, fine grained and brushes "long" in the direction of the brush stroke. Our vine black is a single pigment color made of calcined vine cuttings from Germany.	50 ml	$12.95
		Shipping		$13.50
		Save $39.00		$199.85

Note: Colors swatches are shown in mass tone, straight from the tube, on the left, and mixed with an equal amount of Titanium white on the right. All pictures of color swatches in this web site are only approximations of the actual color of the oil paint. We taken every care to match the color in these pictures on calibrated color monitors to the actual color. However, because of the wide variance in color monitors the results you get may vary.