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Bookmark or Share- William Payne c.1776–c.1830 | Tatec.1776–c.1830. Landscape with Donkeys 1798. License this image. In Tate Britain. Prints and Drawings Rooms. 3 artworks by William Payne. View by Appointment. Biography. William Payne (Exeter 4 March 1760 – August 1830 London) was an English painter and etcher who invented the tint Payne's grey.
- Nothing is Black and White with Payne's Gray | Just PaintBackground: According to Handprint.com, William Payne “…developed Payne’s Gray as a mixture of iron blue (PB27), yellow ochre and a crimson lake, used as a dark violet shadow color.”. (4) Iron Blue is another name for this same pigment which these days is more commonly known as Prussian Blue.
- The Unexpected History of Payne's Grey - Jackson's Art BlogPayne’s Grey was created by the British painter William Payne. William Payne was born in Exeter, Devon, in 1760 and found acclaim in London as a watercolour tutor. Along with the creation of Payne’s Grey, he is also credited with the technique of splitting a wet brush to make different marks for foliage, and using the side of a dry brush to ...
- Meet William Payne: The Painter Behind Payne's GreyLearn about William Payne, the painter who invented Payne's Grey, a beautiful bluish-grey color commonly used in paintings. Discover his contributions to the art world and his innovative watercolor painting techniques.
- William Payne | 404 Artworks at Auction | MutualArtWilliam Payne was a British Old Masters artist who was born in the Circa 1760. Chris Beetles Gallery featured William Payne's work in the past. William Payne's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 13 USD to 14,123 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork.
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