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FREE SHIPPING on all M. GRAHAM orders

 

to order, please call toll-free for assistance: (800) 861-3729

...talk to a real live human!

but note: we're always running around here at warp speed helping customers...if for some reason the line is busy, just be patient and keep on trying...or you can simply email us your phone number, and we will be glad to call you back to take your order!

M. Graham & Company Watercolors our discount is so deep that we can't mention it here or we will get in trouble!

 

Trust me when I say you will NOT beat my prices on M. Graham at Dick's or Joe's place, or the "Merri" people, or the "Blue" people, or the "Italian" people...but don't take my word for it, click here and ask me personally about our "we will beat any competitor's price" policy on all M. Graham products!

...you can't beat this fine line of artists' color...and you can't beat my price! Just ask the artists on WetCanvas.com...

-Mike Hill, artpurveyors.com

 

Watercolor in .5 oz tubes...here's the complete list:

w/c S.K.U.   Color  lightfast rating  retail  gouache sku  retail price gouache sale
33-010   Alizarin Crimson  III $13.49 36-010 $8.99 $4
33-012   Anthraquinone Blue  I $14.99      
33-016   Azo Green  I $14.99      
33-017   Azo Orange  II $13.49      
33-018   Azo Yellow  I $13.49 36-018 $8.99 $4
33-019   Bismuth Yellow  I $13.49      
33-020   Burnt Sienna  I $11.79 36-020 $8.49 $3
33-030   Burnt Umber  I $11.79 36-030 $8.49 $3
33-038   Cadmium Orange  I $21.99 36-038 $18.59 $8
33-040   Cadmium Red  I $21.99 36-040 $18.59 $8
33-045   Cadmium Red Deep  I $21.99
33-050   Cadmiun Red Lt. I $21.99 36-050 $18.59 $8
33-060   Cadmium Yellow  I $21.99 36-060 $18.59 $8
33-063   Cadmium Yellow Deep  I $21.99
33-070   Cadmium Yellow Lt.  I $21.99 36-070 $18.59 $8
33-080   Cerulean Blue  I $14.99 36-080 $18.59 $8
33-081   Cerulean Blue Deep  I $14.99      
33-085   Chinese White  I $11.79      
33-090   Cobalt Blue  I $21.99 36-090 $18.59 $8
33-095   Cobalt Green  I $21.99      
33-097   Cobalt Teal  I $21.99      
33-099   Cobalt Violet  I $21.99      
33-100   Dioxazine Purple  II $14.99 36-100 $12.29 $6
33-105   Gamboge  I $13.49 36-105 $8.99 $4
33-106   Hansa Yellow Deep  II $13.49 36-106 $8.99 $4
33-107   Hansa Yellow  II $13.49      
33-108   Hookers Green  I $14.99 36-108 $8.99 $4
33-109   Indian Yellow  I $14.99      
33-110   Ivory Black  I $11.79 36-110 $8.49 $4
33-112   Lamp Black  I $11.79 36-112 $8.49 $4
33-113   Maroon Perylene  I $14.99      
33-114   Manganese Blue Hue  II $14.99      
33-116   Mineral Violet  I $14.99      
33-120   Napthol Red  II $13.49 36-120 $8.99 $4
33-121   Naples Yellow  I $13.49      
33-122   Neutral Tint  I $11.79      
33-123   Nickel Azo Yellow  I $14.99      
33-124   Nickel Quinacridone Gold  I $14.99      
33-125   Olive Green  I $13.49      
33-128   Paynes Gray  I $11.79 36-128 $8.99 $4
33-129   Permanent Alizarin Crimson  II $18.25       
33-130   Permanent Green Lt.  I $13.49 36-130 $8.99 $4
33-131   Permanent Green Pale  I $13.49      
33-140   Pthalocyanine Blue  I $13.49 36-140 $8.99 $4
33-141   Phthalocyanine Blue Red Shade  I $13.49
33-150   Pthalocyanine Green  I $13.49 36-150 $8.99 $4
33-151   Phthalocyanine Green Yellow Shade  I $13.49      
33-154   Pyrrol Red  I $14.99      
33-157   Quinacridone Rust  I $14.99      
33-153   Prussian Blue  I $12.95 36-153 $8.99 $4
33-155   Quinacridone Red  I $14.99 36-155 $12.29 $6
33-156   Quinacridone Rose  I $14.99 36-156 $12.29 $6
33-158   Quinacridone Violet  I $14.99 36-158 $12.29 $6
33-160   Raw Sienna  I $11.79 36-160 $8.49 $4
33-170   Raw Umber  I $11.79 36-170 $8.49 $4
33-174   Sap Green  I $12.35 36-174 $8.99 $4
33-176   Scarlet Pyrrol  I $14.99      
33-178   Sepia  I $11.79      
33-179   Terra Rosa  I $11.79      
33-180   Titanium White Opaque  I $11.79 36-180 $8.49 $4
33-186   Transparent Orange Iron Oxide  I $13.49      
33-187   Transparent Red Iron Oxide  I $13.49      
33-188   Transparent Yellow Iron Oxide  I $13.49      
33-189   Turquoise  I $13.49      
33-190   Ultramarine Blue  I $14.99 36-190 $8.99 $4
33-192   Ultramarine Pink  I $14.99      
33-193   Ultramarine Violet  I $14.99      
33-194   Ultramarine Violet Deep  I $14.99      
33-195   Viridian  I $13.49 36-195 $12.29 $6
33-200   Yellow Ochre  I $11.79 36-200 $8.49 $4
 33-205    Zinc White  I   36-205 $8.49 $4
        2oz Titanium White 37-180 $12.85 $8
        2oz Ivory Black 37-110 $12.85 $8
        2oz Lamp Black 37-112 $12.85 $8

to order just call the M. Graham hotline: (800) 861-DRAW

 

please call our toll-free order line for assistance: (800) 861-3729

...talk to a real live human!

but note: we're always running around here at warp speed helping customers...if for some reason the line is busy, just be patient and keep on trying...or you can simply email us your phone number, and we will be glad to call you back to take your order!

 an excerpt from the January 2004 Mid-South Watercolorists, Inc. newsletter:
Test of M. Graham Paints
by Barry Lindley (6/02-11/02, updated November 2003)
M. Graham & Company is a relatively young (about 12 years) American company, based in Oregon and dedicated to producing the highest quality professional artists' paints. Diana Graham, co-founder, is a great source of information and a great sport about responding to questions from artists. The price of their paints is very reasonable, and my experience with them, as well as the latest ratings by Hillary Page and by Bruce MacEvoy (www.handprint.com), suggests that the quality is generally equivalent to the best, such as Daniel Smith, Winsor Newton, or parts of the Holbein line, and much superior to DaVinci, for example...
...The company manufactures watercolor, gouache, acrylic and oils, but my tests to date have been with watercolor and gouache.
I have done fairly systematic tests and comparisons, and have used some of the paints extensively over the past 18 months. Bottom line: I am quite pleased with the paints, especially the cobalt, ultramarine and phthalo blues, and would consider most of the paints as tested as very adequate substitutions (in terms of pigment load, texture and handling) for my W&N, probably better in general than other lines I have tried, including Holbein, Maimeri, Schmincke, Sennelier, DaVinci. I am currently giving a number of slots on my regular working palette to M. Graham paints.
I have checked hue subtleties, transparency, and the lifting both with a gentle water-filled brush and with heavy scrubbing. I have not made any light-fastness tests, relying on the pigment designations to cover that, but all the paints have top light-fastness. I filled pans to test for drying and re-wetting with a few of the paints (that is one test that DaVinci fails badly). M. Graham are not necessarily out to duplicate W-N paints, but rather to produce paints of equivalent top quality, perhaps with their own special characteristics. Thus, hues may be slightly different.
After some time working with the paints, I have found the handling quality of M. Graham paints excellent-they spread very smoothly, stay workable for a long time on the palette, and flow evenly. Three full pans that I filled and left only lightly covered on my work table for about a year have remained quite fresh, no cracking or drying or shrinkage, as workable as when new out of the tube. These handling qualities are superior to those of W&N or DS paints in general. Of special note is the consistency of handling among the different paints. W&N, for example, handle quite differently from one paint to another. It is possible some painters might prefer more individuality and variance in how their paints handle....and my general impression is that many of the M. Graham paints are relatively less granular than their counterparts in W&N and slightly more staining. I did notice with Azo Yellow that it is so smooth that it can be spread thickly enough that it does not dry very readliy on the paper-the counterpart to the 'bronzing' or thick shiny patches with over-heavy applications of the W&N or DS paints. M. Graham uses honey in their base, as do some of the classical European manufacturers, such as Sennelier. This does not invite more depredations by critters; all watercolors have some tasty ingredients.
I have noted some mold if I left my palette very wet and closed for a week or two, especially on the Napthol Red. This happens also with some paints from other brands. Diana Graham tells me: "Our color is designed not to need to be kept in closed damp containers-thus greatly reducing the chance of mold but the spores are everywhere (usually airborne-rarely in the paint itself)"....