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order toll-free: (800) 861-3729;
if the line is busy, simply email
us your phone number, and WE will be
glad to call YOU for your order!
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M. Graham & Company paints our discount is so deep that we can't mention
it here or we will get in trouble!
YOU WOULD BE NUTS TO ORDER ANYWHERE ELSE!
...you can't beat this fine
line of artists' color...and you can't beat my price!
PLUS, I PAY THE POSTAGE...SHIPPING
IS ABSOLUTELY FREE ON EVERY GRAHAM PAINT ORDER!
-Mike Hill, artpurveyors.com
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take MORE THAN 40% off retail
on all M. Graham
orders!
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These folks are mighty green!
Not only do they have the solvent-free system of oil painting
but 100% of the electric power used at their shop is purchased
through the renewable power option. They have purchased more
efficient filling equipment and reduced energy consumption by
71%. Almost all of the machinery is reconditioned/recycled--one
of the fillers was built in 1951. The acrylic resin is produced
in a factory about 2 miles from the shop, the bee farm that makes
the honey for watercolor and gouache is about 30 miles away--so
even the bees are local. The walnut oil comes from neighboring
California to cut down on transportation pollution. The factory
waste water used for cleaning equipment is recycled and reused
for 2 weeks before it is collected for EPA certified disposal.
The paperboard box packaging is all made with post-consumer recycled
paper waste as is the paper used for trifolds. The cadmium pigments
are by-products of zinc manufacturing which are converted from
a toxic heavy metal into a "biologically unavailable"
pigment that can be disposed of in garbage as solid waste. Graham
products are also available in Canada through selected outlets,
and www.artpurveyors.com will export from the USA to anywhere
in the world.
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"Every artist deserves
the finest color that can be created" -Art Graham
To order: call (800)
861-DRAW
A Traditional Approach to Color
Making
The use of color to create art dates
back over 30,000 years when plant and animal matter were smeared,
blown and dabbed on cave walls to create some of the most beautiful
and vibrant images in the history of art. As
late as the 18th century it was left to the artist or his apprentice
to create colors for their own use. These colors were often tailored
to specific painting techniques and utilized a wide variety of
natural materials for pigments and vehicles. By
1740 the commercial manufacture of paint began, leaving artists
more time to concentrate on their work and beginning a process
of standardization for artists' color which has been warmly embraced
by some and vigorously opposed by others.
For M. Graham & Co. the tradition
of color making is one of hand craft. No
amount of industrial standardization can approach the level of
quality which an adept craftsperson achieves...colors created
slowly, filled by hand and carefully inspected for flaws at every
stage. The result is noticeably brighter, more intense, stronger
and easier to use than standard commercial offerings.
This level of excellence can only exist
in an environment where quality is paramount.
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M. Graham & Co. offers artists
a safer, more environmentally friendly method for traditional
oil painting than any other line of artist's color!
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to order, please call our toll-free
order line for assistance:
(800) 861-3729
...talk to a real
live human right here in the USA!
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!
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