Unleash the vibrant glow of Transparent Venetian Red, a rich and radiant addition to the Matisse Structure Formula Series 3. This heavy‑body acrylic paint offers a luminous translucent red with warm, earthy undertones and exceptional clarity. Perfect for glazing, impasto techniques, tonal layering, and expressive brush or palette-knife work.
Formulated with premium synthetic iron oxide (PR101), this pigment provides archival-grade quality and excellent lightfastness (ASTM I), ensuring consistent vibrancy over time. Fully compatible with all Matisse Structure and Flow paints and mediums, this colour integrates seamlessly into your creative process for stunning visual effects.
Key Features
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Translucent warm red-brown hue with radiant clarity
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Heavy-body consistency ideal for impasto, glazing, and sculptural texture
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Made with archival pigment PR101 rated ASTM I for long-term stability
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250 ml jar offers great value for artists and studio use
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Blends effortlessly with other Matisse paints and mediums
Why You Should Buy
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Adds glowing tonal depth and richness to your artwork
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Ideal for layering vibrant glazes or bold textured strokes
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Highly versatile across styles including portraiture, landscapes, abstracts
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Trusted by artists for consistent, professional performance
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Ample paint volume supports extended sessions and multiple projects
Usage Tips
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Apply directly from the tube for bold, textured strokes
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Thin with medium or water to create warm, transparent glazes
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Pair with pigments like Titanium White or Yellow Ochre for shading transitions
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Mix with Matisse mediums (Impasto, Flow, Gel) to adjust flow, sheen, and drying time
FAQs
Is Transparent Venetian Red archival and permanent?
Yes. It contains synthetic iron oxide pigment PR101 with ASTM I lightfastness for lasting vibrancy.
Can it be mixed with other Matisse colours?
Absolutely. It blends easily with both Structure and Flow paints for custom shades and effects.
Is it suitable for palette knife techniques?
Yes – its heavy viscosity retains peaks and texture when applied with knife or brush.
What kinds of shades can I achieve?
Use it pure for glowing red tones, layer over other colours for warm highlights, or mix for rich mid-tones.
