A compact watercolor paint set with twelve colors inspired by Vincent van Gogh's color palette Portrait of Camille Roulin. Camille was the youngest son of postal worker Joseph Roulin, with whom Van Gogh was friends in Arles (France). Van Gogh wanted to make 'modern portraits' that showed off the character of his model. “I try it with color,” he wrote to his sister Willemien. The blue of the beret, the green and red of the jacket and the yellow of the background: all these colors are reflected in Camille's face.

About Bruynzeel watercolor paint

• With Bruynzeel's watercolor you can easily create your own works of art, just like Vincent van Gogh!
• This set contains 12 pans of watercolor paint and a brush. The brush helps you apply the bright colors to paper, while the handy box protects the paint and prevents the colors from bleeding into each other.
• The circles in the lid can also be used as a mixing palette.
• Suitable for children from 3 years. 12 bright colors. Ideal for beginning artists.
• Colors are easy to mix together using water. Gluten-free.

© Van Gogh Museum
Vincent van Gogh (1853 - 1890) 
Portrait of Camille Roulin
November-December 1888
Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
(Vincent van Gogh Foundation)