Da Vinci 599 Traditional # 12 Wash Blue Squirrel Watercolour Brush - Short Handle
Da Vinci 599 Traditional # 12 Wash Blue Squirrel Watercolour Brush - Short Handle - with Ethergraf Metal Point Tip
R 1 195.00
Loot · checked 19 days ago
- Average
- R 1 195.00
- Lowest seen
- R 1 134.00
- Highest seen
- R 1 195.00
- Last change
- R 20.00
- First indexed
- 30 Sep 2025
- Retailer
- Loot
Description
Combining traditions from both silverpoint drawing and watercolour painting, this brush is an innovative, modern and elegant tool.
This unique brush from da Vinci is a versatile and special painting tool with a silver tip at the end of the handle. The wash brush has a Kebony black mat lacquered esagonal handle and is made carefully by hand.
At the other end is one of the most innovative drawing tools on the market: the Ethergraf. Inspired by silverpoint drawing, this metal tip is made from a unique, specially developed alloy that allows artists to draw on any paper they like (unlike silverpoint which can only create marks on specific surfaces). This is because Ethagrafs create marks by oxidising the paper's surfaces, resulting in beautiful, subtle, permanent and waterproof drawings. You can, therefore, use an Ethagraf to make a light underdrawing for a watercolour painting, or add subtle details to your painting once it is done without muddying your colours.
This unique brush from da Vinci is a versatile and special painting tool with a silver tip at the end of the handle. The wash brush has a Kebony black mat lacquered esagonal handle and is made carefully by hand.
At the other end is one of the most innovative drawing tools on the market: the Ethergraf. Inspired by silverpoint drawing, this metal tip is made from a unique, specially developed alloy that allows artists to draw on any paper they like (unlike silverpoint which can only create marks on specific surfaces). This is because Ethagrafs create marks by oxidising the paper's surfaces, resulting in beautiful, subtle, permanent and waterproof drawings. You can, therefore, use an Ethagraf to make a light underdrawing for a watercolour painting, or add subtle details to your painting once it is done without muddying your colours.