Kuretake Art Nouveau Perkin Mauve Ink Bottle 20 ml
€13.52
Queen Victoria's dress at the Paris World's Fair made Mauve hugely popular in the era of Art Nouveau. Many Art Nouveau posters depict women in mauve dresses. Developed by William Perkin, this color was the world's first chemical dye.
| Brand | Kuretake |
| Color | Violet |
| Edition | Regular |
| Volume | 20 ml |
| Ink Composition | Dye-Based |
| Water Resistant | No |
| Shimmering | No |
| Fast Drying | No |
| Scented | No |
| Lubricating | No |
Queen Victoria's dress at the Paris World's Fair made Mauve hugely popular in the era of Art Nouveau. Many Art Nouveau posters depict women in mauve dresses. Developed by William Perkin, this color was the world's first chemical dye.
Established in 1902, Kuretake came into existence during the height of Art Nouveau, an aesthetic movement that began in Europe and swept across the world. Kuretake Art Nouveau ink series pays homage to the irresistible allure of color lithography, the beloved medium of art for the masses.
This fountain pen ink comes in a glass bottle of 20 ml.
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