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title: "Williamsburg Artist Oil Colors by GOLDEN, Basic Painting Set II - 7 Colors"
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# Excellent lightfastness 7 premium oil colors Highly pigmented & creamy Williamsburg Artist Oil Colors by GOLDEN, Basic Painting Set II - 7 Colors

**Brand:** williamsburg
**Price:** ₨3644
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎨 Elevate your art game with Williamsburg’s luxe oil colors — because your canvas deserves the best.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Williamsburg Artist Oil Colors by GOLDEN, Basic Painting Set II - 7 Colors by williamsburg
- **How much does it cost?** ₨3644 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- williamsburg enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted williamsburg brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Long-Lasting Brilliance:** Superior lightfastness ensures your masterpieces stay vivid over time.
- • **Trusted Artisan Quality:** Handmade by Williamsburg, a name synonymous with elite oil paints favored by serious artists.
- • **Unmatched Pigment Power:** Loaded with top-tier pigments for richer, more expressive brush strokes.
- • **Vibrant 7-Color Palette:** Curated for beginners & pros to unlock creative potential instantly.
- • **Versatile Consistency Control:** Thick, creamy texture that you can easily thin for watercolor-like effects or bold impasto.

## Overview

The Williamsburg Artist Oil Colors Basic Painting Set II offers 7 expertly crafted, handmade oil paints known for their exceptional pigment load and superior lightfastness. Ideal for beginners and intermediate artists, this set delivers creamy, versatile colors that maintain brilliance over time, enabling expressive brushwork and smooth layering. A premium choice trusted by professionals seeking quality beyond standard craft oils.

## Description

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Review: Fabulous premium oil paint...and this color has lots of uses - Anyone who has been painting with oils for any length of time (or passion) is most likely familiar with the Williamsburg paint line. This isn't the Grumbachers, Reeves, or even Winsor & Newton oils from your craft stores. Even many small art supply stores don't carry it because of the higher prices for some of the pigments. It is considered up there with the other top paints such as Old Holland, Harding, Blockx, etc...much higher quality of product and a much higher amount of top-notch pigment loaded with minimal oil/fillers/binders. This doesn't mean that it's not wonderfully creamy to use, though. It just means that when you squeeze out a small nut of paint on your palette, that an equal amount of separated oil doesn't ooze out first and puddle around the color. While some people might be only familiar with using oil color straight from the tube and actually may prefer the thinner consistency of those oil paints, I much prefer a thicker, higher pigment-load product. I always figure that I can quickly and easily thin it to the consistency (and flat, smooth-brushing capability) of thinner oil colors by using various mediums or turps. But when you want to be able to see expressive brush strokes, it really helps to use one of the best. As far as this color goes, I originally bought it just because it was available on desertcart Prime for a good price (plus it is a pigment that is in a lower price range to start with). I've been VERY pleasantly surprised at how many times I've found a use for it though. It isn't one of the mixes of oil colors that you can achieve by mixing a bit of sienna or umber into titanium white. Instead they heat titanium dioxide until it reaches this color...sort of a creamy grayish-buff color (think of pale latte). And the uses? I sometimes use it instead of titanium white for mixing tints...it creates much softer hues when mixed with other colors. It is finding the occasional palette spot for mixing flesh tones for portraits. And sometimes it just comes in handy for its nice, soft neutral color. It started out as a color that I doubted I'd use much. Now I see myself needing to restock it in the not too distant future. Some paint manufacturers make a version of it that is merely titanium white mixed with a speck of raw umber. You can mix that yourself; but in my opinion, it doesn't look the same. Other high-end paint makers do as Williamsburg does by heat-altering titanium dioxide. I haven't tried their versions yet; but I do highly recommend the Unbleached Titanium that Williamsburg produces.
Review: The first paint I've felt compelled to review - I've quite enjoyed these oil paints. Out of all of the oil paints I've used before, getting this along with refined linseed oil was the right decision. I got to perfectly choose the opacity of my paint, from sheer to opaque whenever I needed. It was lovely being able to layer so many things so easily. The best part? The sheered background only took about a day to get dry enough to be layered on. It's quite easy to work with after you've played around with how thin versus how thick you like it. You can use it almost like a watercolor when it's thinned out slightly, and it's been great to work with. Easy to mix, very vivid colors, and a perfect set. Exceeded my expectations entirely. I thought $40 was expensive, but after those two paintings, I still have the amount in the photo of paint left. I rolled over the only parts of empty tube. If you're a beginner or intermediate and questioning whether this is actually worth the money, yes. But get linseed oil and a palette to mix, and maybe a dropper if you want to be precise.

## Features

- A great set for someone just starting to paint in oils or as an introduction to Williamsburg's
- Handmade Oil colors
- Known for their excellent lightfastness
- Introductory Set

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B004Y6XQVQ |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #13,680 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #341 in Art Paints |
| Brand | Williamsburg |
| Brand Name | Williamsburg |
| Color | Basic Painting Set II |
| Color Code | #0000FF |
| Container Type | Tube |
| Coverage | Approximately 0.03 to 0.04 square meters per 37ml tube |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 840 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Gloss |
| Included Components | Paint, Paint Tubes |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Is Waterproof | False |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Item Height | 4.32 centimeters |
| Item Volume | 37 Milliliters |
| Item Weight | 10.56 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Williamsburg |
| Model Name | WILOILSET-6008600 |
| Paint Type | Oil |
| Size | 8.75 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Special Feature | Lichtechtheit |
| Special Features | Lichtechtheit |
| Specific Uses For Product | Interior/Exterior |
| Surface Recommendation | Williamsburg |
| UPC | 877463009013 |
| Unit Count | 8.75 Fluid Ounces |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Williamsburg
- **Color:** Basic Painting Set II - 7 Colors
- **Finish Type:** Gloss
- **Size:** 8.75 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
- **Item Volume:** 37 Milliliters
- **Special Feature:** Lichtechtheit
- **Unit Count:** 8.75 Fluid Ounces
- **Paint Type:** Oil
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Interior/Exterior
- **Surface Recommendation:** Williamsburg

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fabulous premium oil paint...and this color has lots of uses
*by �***� on November 11, 2012*

Anyone who has been painting with oils for any length of time (or passion) is most likely familiar with the Williamsburg paint line. This isn't the Grumbachers, Reeves, or even Winsor & Newton oils from your craft stores. Even many small art supply stores don't carry it because of the higher prices for some of the pigments. It is considered up there with the other top paints such as Old Holland, Harding, Blockx, etc...much higher quality of product and a much higher amount of top-notch pigment loaded with minimal oil/fillers/binders. This doesn't mean that it's not wonderfully creamy to use, though. It just means that when you squeeze out a small nut of paint on your palette, that an equal amount of separated oil doesn't ooze out first and puddle around the color. While some people might be only familiar with using oil color straight from the tube and actually may prefer the thinner consistency of those oil paints, I much prefer a thicker, higher pigment-load product. I always figure that I can quickly and easily thin it to the consistency (and flat, smooth-brushing capability) of thinner oil colors by using various mediums or turps. But when you want to be able to see expressive brush strokes, it really helps to use one of the best. As far as this color goes, I originally bought it just because it was available on Amazon Prime for a good price (plus it is a pigment that is in a lower price range to start with). I've been VERY pleasantly surprised at how many times I've found a use for it though. It isn't one of the mixes of oil colors that you can achieve by mixing a bit of sienna or umber into titanium white. Instead they heat titanium dioxide until it reaches this color...sort of a creamy grayish-buff color (think of pale latte). And the uses? I sometimes use it instead of titanium white for mixing tints...it creates much softer hues when mixed with other colors. It is finding the occasional palette spot for mixing flesh tones for portraits. And sometimes it just comes in handy for its nice, soft neutral color. It started out as a color that I doubted I'd use much. Now I see myself needing to restock it in the not too distant future. Some paint manufacturers make a version of it that is merely titanium white mixed with a speck of raw umber. You can mix that yourself; but in my opinion, it doesn't look the same. Other high-end paint makers do as Williamsburg does by heat-altering titanium dioxide. I haven't tried their versions yet; but I do highly recommend the Unbleached Titanium that Williamsburg produces.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The first paint I've felt compelled to review
*by F***E on December 15, 2022*

I've quite enjoyed these oil paints. Out of all of the oil paints I've used before, getting this along with refined linseed oil was the right decision. I got to perfectly choose the opacity of my paint, from sheer to opaque whenever I needed. It was lovely being able to layer so many things so easily. The best part? The sheered background only took about a day to get dry enough to be layered on. It's quite easy to work with after you've played around with how thin versus how thick you like it. You can use it almost like a watercolor when it's thinned out slightly, and it's been great to work with. Easy to mix, very vivid colors, and a perfect set. Exceeded my expectations entirely. I thought $40 was expensive, but after those two paintings, I still have the amount in the photo of paint left. I rolled over the only parts of empty tube. If you're a beginner or intermediate and questioning whether this is actually worth the money, yes. But get linseed oil and a palette to mix, and maybe a dropper if you want to be precise.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gold: would never dry, also...
*by G***R on May 8, 2022*

I have previous previously used Williamsburg oils and love them. I found them unmatched for texture and paintability. And their colors are gorgeous. So when I needed a special gold paint I went immediately to Williamsburg. It was very disappointing. At first it just would not even adhere to the canvas almost like it was repelled by it. Eventually I fought with it and used a very long soft brush to kind of spatula on this color. The texture of the paint was very odd -- it's hard to describe. It did not behave like oil paint. First of all it never dried.bI had to take it all off and it just wiped right off like goo. Do not be put off by this -- Williamsburg paint is wonderful. There was just something about this gold paint that did not work.

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