Discover the rich, classic warmth of Burnt Sienna, a foundational earth tone in the Matisse Structure Formula Series 1. This heavy‑body acrylic paint delivers deep reddish-brown colour with smooth, buttery texture and opaque coverage—ideal for portrait shadows, atmospheric layering, and expressive brush or palette knife techniques.
Formulated with premium iron oxide pigment (PR101), Burnt Sienna offers archival-grade lightfastness and reliable colour performance. Fully compatible with all Matisse Structure and Flow paints and mediums, it gives you flexibility for blending, layering, and creative textural effects.
Key Features
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Deep, opaque reddish-brown tone with natural earth warmth
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Heavy-body consistency suited for brush and palette-knife application
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Archival-grade PR101 pigment with excellent lightfastness
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Generous 250 ml size ideal for studio and classroom use
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Easily blends with other Matisse colours and mediums
Why You Should Buy
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Adds depth and earthy richness to portraits, landscapes, and mixed media
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Great for layering, tonal shading, and impasto techniques
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Widely versatile across styles, including traditional and contemporary art
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Professional-grade consistency trusted by artists for quality and permanence
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Large volume supports extended creative sessions
Usage Tips
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Use straight from the tube for bold, opaque strokes and sculptural texture
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Mix with white or yellow oxide for warm mid-tones and highlights
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Thin with water or medium for translucent washes and soft shading
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Combine with Matisse Flow, Gel, or Impasto Mediums to adjust flow, sheen, and drying
FAQs
Is Burnt Sienna archival and permanent?
Yes. It uses iron oxide pigment PR101 and is rated for lightfastness and long-term colour stability.
Can I blend it with other Matisse colours?
Absolutely. It mixes well with both Structure and Flow paints for customized shades and layering.
Is it suitable for palette knife techniques?
Yes. Its heavy-body formula holds texture and retains peaks beautifully.
What effects can I achieve with this colour?
Use it for rich earth tones, warm shadows, tonal underpainting, or natural shading effects.
