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New York Pigment Co.

Dry Pigments

Pigments: Historical & Modern Colors for All Media: extracted from earth, minerals, organic chemistry, and lake pigments derived from natural dyes.

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* If we have a larger quantity of the pigment you desire in stock, but not the smaller quantity you prefer, we will divide it into a smaller amount (that is offered) to fulfill your order. Choose the preorder amount and we'll separate out the smaller amount and ship it right away.  

New York Pigment Co. now on 29th Street

We offer the full range of Kremer Pigments in the U.S. Rare historical colors, handmade watercolors, and raw materials for artists & conservators. Ships from NYC.

New York Pigment Company is a new retail space for color, research, workshops, and exhibitions. We envision this shop as a meeting place to share information and open new ways of studying and seeing color.

We are Roger Danilo Carmona and Rachael Fischer. Roger was General Manager for Kremer Pigments for nearly two decades, and Rachael worked for 11 years as the Assistant Manager. Our work there was assisting countless artists, craftspersons, luthiers, and conservators with technical questions, workshops, and product advice. In-person access to raw art materials and a space to talk about them is a necessity for artists.

New York Pigment Company is for anyone that wants to know more about their materials. How can we help your practice? What materials do you depend on? What have you had difficulty sourcing?

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With Love and Color,

Roger and Rachael

About Us
Alizarine Crimson Light
Calcium Carbonate
Casein
Chalk from Bologna
Chrome Oxide Green
Cochineal
Egyptian Blue
Epidote, greenish extra
Fish Glue
Gofun Shirayuki
Green Earth from France
Gum Arabic Powder
Fluorescent Pigment Flame Red
Furnace Black
HAN-Blue, fine
Harddrying Oil Kremer Matte
Haematite-Chrome Oxide, Spinel
Iron (II) Sulphate
Kremer Shellac Ink White
Alizarine Crimson Light
Calcium Carbonate
Casein
Chalk from Bologna
Chrome Oxide Green
Cochineal
Egyptian Blue
Epidote, greenish extra
Fish Glue
Gofun Shirayuki
Green Earth from France
Gum Arabic Powder
Fluorescent Pigment Flame Red
Furnace Black
HAN-Blue, fine
Harddrying Oil Kremer Matte
Haematite-Chrome Oxide, Spinel
Iron (II) Sulphate
Kremer Shellac Ink White

Now in Stock!

Our store showcases a curated range of watercolors, pigments, and essential products for artists, conservators, luthiers, woodworkers, decorative painters, gilders, icon painters, and similar craftspersons. Find items ready for immediate shipping in this section. Stay tuned for the latest additions. To preorder out-of-stock items, access the full catalog from the 'shop' tab.

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Half & Full Pan Kremer Watercolors

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$5 Shipping available
on watercolor pan orders.

Our goal is to offer cost-effective shipping for replenishing your pans.

Price by Series

Series ½ Pan Full Pan
Series 1 $7.50 $9.50
Series 2 $11.50 $13.50
Series 3 $14.95 $16.95
Series 4 $21.95 $23.95

In the Allgäu region, Kremer Color-Mill maintains the tradition of handmade watercolors, using pure pigments in their gum arabic recipe for exceptional quality.

All Half & Full Pan Watercolors

Watercolor Sets

Receive a discount when purchasing these preselected sets, or buy them individually at the link above.

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Full Materials Catalog

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Explore our full inventory, and preorder items that are not yet in stock. Estimated delivery in 4-6 weeks.

Bestsellers

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  • Gray Set

    Brightness is based on the reflection of light. If all light is reflected back, then the object is white. The pigment Titanium White, with its high opacity and a degree of whiteness close to 100%, is almost solely used for the bright colors of our modern age. Pigments such as Zinc White or Kremer White complement the possibility of producing light to whitish color shades. With dark objects, light is swallowed up, and with black, a lot of light is absorbed. Most traditional blacks are derived from carbon or minerals, such as Bone Black, Bideford Black or Furnance Black. If the black is created from substances with structure, for example, annual rings of wood, then part of the structure is retained during charring and leads to reflection that is visibility. - Kremer Pigmente Gmbh & Co KG

     

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  • Titanium White

    Rutile Titanium Dioxide pigment is manufactured by the chloride process for use in applications requiring
    outstanding chalk resistance, gloss retention, and tint retention. In addition to excellent exterior durability,
    this pigment provides very good dispersion with excellent hiding power and color acceptance.

  • Madder Roots

    Madder roots are the roots of the dyer´s woad (Rubia tinctorium).

  • Dispersion K9

    Good binding stength, low surface contamination, without ammonia, formaldehyde-free, pleasant smell, slightly tacky. It is possible to achieve very matte paint when thinned. Compatible with Potassium Silicate (#77750) and Syton® (#31430). Recommended thickener is Thickener K 15 (#76910).

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