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sennelier pure pigments van dyck brown Interference Violet (Fine) but distinctly different - thatAt the end of the 19th century, when Sennelier was developing oil paints for his customers, who included great artists such as Czanne, Gauguin and Picasso, Gustave Sennelier realised that there was a need to produce some paint that contained the highest quality pigments. In trying to produce the best colours, Gustave noted that the original pigments came from selected traditional sources, while identifying the specific chemical composition of each