Raphael
The oldest fine art brush maker in Europe.
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- Raphael 356 Paris Classic Hog Oil Brush Round
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from $16.72 - Raphael Oleo Spalter Brush
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from $19.51 - Raphael 862 Fresco Red Sable: Round Brush
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from $12.47 - Raphael 8740 Sepia Acrylic Brush Short Flat
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from $15.86 - Raphael 867 Kevrin+ Mongoose Fine Oil Brush
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from $18.24 - Raphael 8520 Sepia Hobby Brush Fine Line
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from $11.37 - Raphael 760 Domed Squirrel Mop With Wired Quill
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from $52.51 - Raphael 363 Oleo White Hog Oil Brush Flat
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from $7.92 - Raphael 359 d'Artigny Hog Flat
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from $14.28 - Raphael Mixacryl Spalter Brush
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from $31.24
The Brand
Founded in Paris in 1793 and owned and operated by the Sauer family since 1859, Raphaël is the oldest fine art brush maker in Europe.
Following the time honored tradition of master and apprentice, the highly skilled craftswomen of Raphaël must train for years before they are ready to produce a Raphaël brush.
The finest hairs and bristles are imported from all over the world and hand sorted to ensure the highest quality. Every brush made by Raphaël is made with the artist in mind.
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