Canson® Montval block - 270gr/m² - Towel grain - Small side glued 18 x 25 cm

4,60 €

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The Canson Montval paper was designed by Gaspard Maillol at the beginning of the 20th century. Watercolor paper for study par excellence, it is pleasant to work with.

Ideal for students in Plastic Arts / Small glued side 270 gr / Grain towel.

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Album Canson® Montval fine grain

A great classic from the Canson range, this paper designed by the painter Gaspard Maillol at the beginning of the 20th century is an ideal paper for students in Plastic Arts. p>

Montval paper withtorchon grain is ahigh-end paper. Its strong capacity for "repentance" makes it a popular paper for beginners. The cloth grain is reminiscent of the cottony appearance of clouds. This bumpy surface brings movement to landscapes, skies or seascapes.

More difficult to work with than fine grain, cloth grain is intended for experienced people. It requires a little mastery. Nevertheless, once tamed, it is a fabulous paper that will give relief and effects to your watercolor paintings!

Although it is designed for watercolour, it is suitablefor all wet techniques: gouache, wash and acrylic.

The short side is glued, which allows you to wet your paper thoroughly without the paper curling.

Features:

  • 270gsm
  • Grain tea towel
  • 12 sheets
  • Various sizes available
  • Fluffy effect
  • Treated against mold
  • Small glued side

Preservation guarantees

Complies with ISO 9706, acid and optical brightener free.

Antifungal treatment.

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