Daniel Smith Original Oils Quinacridone Burnt Scarlet

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Oil

Daniel Smith

Original Oils

Quinacridone Burnt Scarlet

Pigments

PR206

Quinacridone Burnt Scarlet

Series

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Daniel Smith

Original Oils

Quinacridone Burnt Scarlet

Paint List Review

Unfortunately PR206 was recently discontinued as a pigment. This paint has not been listed as officially discontinued as of the time of this writing as they paintmaker may have some pigment in reserves.

Information From The Manufacturer

Description by Daniel Smith

“Dark rich dark red-brown in mass tone, Quinacridone Burnt Scarlet is Transparent and like all Quinacridones is vibrant and mixes very cleanly.“ -Daniel Smith Oils

Lightfastness Rating

Lightfastness: I(NR) – Excellent Not Rated by ASTM

Binder

Linseed Oil- Alkali Refined

Additional Note

Discontinued series: In October 2022, Daniel Smith announced that they will replace their line of oils with a water-mixable line of oils instead. As many painters still have the old paints in their paintboxes we decided to provide these pages as a resource.

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⚠️ Some Caveats

Toxicity:

Many important artist paints are toxic. Please do look into the toxicity information from the manufacturer and take the proper precautions.

Color Chips:

The colors shown for this paint is an approximation of the actual paint color. The actual color may vary.

Lightfastness:

New research is being conducted to reassess the lightfastness of artist paints.

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