Oil colour "Ladoga", Cadmium purple (HUE), tube, № 306

The series uses less expensive pigments compared with the inorganic ones used in the "Master Class" series. Analogues are marked with the letter "A" on the tube and correspond to the colours of paints based on more expensive cadmium and cobalt pigments. Ladoga oil is highly demanded among experienced artists who are price sensitive, as it combines affordable cost and high quality. Some shades (for example, ochre, sienna, umber) are made of natural earth pigments. Fine Quality. Medium-light-resistant translucent paint. P.R.4, P.R.170, P.V.2