Cotman Watercolour New: Revival Collection Introducing a new range of eight historical colours, widely used by the masters of the past.

Available in over 100 luminous colours and used by artists such as Turner and Sargent, our Professional Watercolour is formulated using only the purest pigments to ensure performance and permanence.

The table below provides all the important information about the composition, characteristics and permanence of the Professional Water Colour range. You can use it to tell you how a colour will appear on your surface (transparency/opacity), how long it will last (permanence) and what pigments it is made from (chemical

There are sets available for new users through to experienced watercolourists ranging from a set of 6 through to our popular Studio Set containing the entire range of 40 Cotman colours. Some sets also include a brush to make it easier for those new to watercolour or those using watercolour on the go.

Accessible but uncompromising on quality with good tinting strength. Available in 48 colours.

Promarker Watercolour comes in 35 colours, and offers all the attributes of watercolour paint, but in a twin-tipped pen with a flexible brush-tip and a fine point.

Water colour, more than any other medium, reflects the unique characteristics of the pigments used and our Professional Watercolours use only the finest pigments, and are known for their brilliance, permanence and strength of colour.

Explore Winsor & Newton's legacy in watercolour innovation, from pioneering moist watercolour cakes in 1835 to crafting the revered Series 7 brushes for Queen Victoria. Our innovations continue to shape the art form, leading to modern advancements like the Promarker Watercolour.

Our Colour Charts provide important information on the composition, characteristics and permanence of Winsor & Newton colour ranges.

In this article, we’ve collated your most popular watercolour questions and answered them all in one handy guide. Bookmark this article for the next time you’re planning to pick up your watercolour paints.