Lukas 1862 Artists' OilNo. 0124
Cerulean Blue (Hue)
- Opacity
- Not stated
- Lightfastness
- Excellent
- Series
- 1
- Maker's rating
- ★★★ · highest (blue wool 7–8)
Hue or substitute.
Labeled as a hue: a substitute mixture for the named color. The name promises cerulean (a cobalt pigment).
Genuine cerulean is opaque, slightly granular and expensive. Hues made with phthalo blue and white cost far less and tint much more strongly, so use less.
Compared with Cerulean Blue (Lukas 1862, the same line):
- Price: this hue is series 1; Cerulean Blue from the same line is series 4.
What's in the tube: 3 pigments
Bar widths are estimates: makers list pigments roughly in order of amount but don't publish proportions.
Same color from other brands
Same pigments is the closest match. Similar mix shares the main pigment. Similar color looks alike but is made differently.
Find it
Data source: LUKAS 1862 oil colour brochure (English, 2007). The range has changed since; check the tube. (open). Send a correction
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