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Gamblin Artist Colors has joined forces with engineer Guy Riefler and artist John Sabraw to develop Gamblin Reclaimed Earth Colors. Made with metals and pollutants found in the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, these paints are artist quality with a good cause to back them. Proceeds from each sale is put right back into further investing in the resources necessary to clean the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.

Very limited quantities

This set comes with three lightfast colors in sustainable packaging

Rust Red: Lightfastness I (excellent)
Iron Violet: Lightfastness I (excellent)
Brown Ochre: Lightfastness II (very good)

Do something good for the planet and your palette

Item#	Item Name	Blue Price	Qty	Add
GB101113	Reclaimed Water Set	$38.99
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Customer service A1	April 8, 2020
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The owner was very accommodating at the beginning of the pandemic. Curbside service! There was a glitch in an order an he personally delivered it because hos storefront was closed.

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