This organic manufactured pigment has a microfine particle size, ideally suited for watercolor, but amazing in all binders. Named after the German Renaissance painter Albrecht Dürer, this indigo shade blue is reminiscent of a blue used in many of his watercolor illustrations. High in tinting strength and transparent.
Q: What pigment is Albrecht Blue? It seems to be a secret. It doesn't even say on the package.
A: It is PB60, but a micronized version of the organic manufactured pigment.
A: PB60 is indanthrone [aminoanthraquinone + potassium hydroxide]. It would be helpful to list the chemical name of the pigment.