
Key Features
Textured mould-made finish
- 100% cotton fiber
- Provides quality and versatility for professional photography and fine art reproductions
- Designed to deliver a distinctive feel
- Rich blacks, a wide color gaut and smooth tonal gradations
OVERVIEW
Manufactured with the revered mould-made process, utilizing custon made felts for a unique, highly textured watercolor surface and finish to help achieve the best combination of image quality and image permanence. Designed to deliver a distinctive feel along with rich blacks, a wide color gamut and smooth tonal gradations for the ultimate in quality, both visually and tactility. 100% cotton fiber and acid-, lignin- and OBA-free, making it an ideal fine art paper for today's printing professionals.
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paper specifications
| Surface Finish | Textured Matte |
| Quantity | 25 Sheets |
| Sheet Size (W X L) | 13" x 19" |
- Epson Exhibition Watercolor Paper Textured (13x19in, 25 Sheets)
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