Sennelier
Since 1887, Sennelier has been producing high-quality fine art supplies for artists in Paris, drawing on an unrivalled history of craftsmanship and innovation — including close ties to artists like Cézanne, who helped shape some of their earliest formulations.
- Sennelier Gouache
Regular price$15.95Sale price
On Sale from $7.98 - Sennelier Oil Pastels
$6.34 - Sennelier Artist Oil Sticks 38ml
from $21.19 - Sennelier Watercolour 10ml Tubes
from $21.10 - Sennelier Abstract Acrylic Satin 120ml
from $11.31 - Sennelier Watercolour Half Pans
from $16.41 - Sennelier Encre Drawing Inks
from $23.47 - Sennelier Artist Pigments
from $31.37 - Sennelier Oil Paints: 40ml tubes
from $26.38 - Sennelier Venetian Turpentine
from $25.26 - Sennelier Egg Tempera
from $28.53 - Sennelier Oil Paint: 200ml tube
Regular price$89.36Sale price
On Sale from $44.68
The Brand
In 1887, Gustave Sennelier, a devoted chemist established himself as a purveyor of fine-artists' paints, just steps away from L'Ecole Des Beaux-Arts and facing the Lourve.
Having thoroughly researched the history and usage of pigments, he developed a distinctive process for manufacturing oil colours, formulating precise methods for mixing tones and for controlling their opacity and transparency. His work was so meticulous and his eye for colour so accurate that artists soon began to regard the sennelier palette as the ultimate standard of quality.
For 130 years, Sennelier goes on with increasing fervor to combine the traditions of the Old Masters with the innovations of modern chemistry, to please today and tomorrow's Artists asking for vibrant and eternal colours.
Since them, Sennelier artists’ quality oil paint have hung the world’s greatest museums, and the Sennelier name has become a legend. Not only is it renowned for sustaining the traditions of the Old Masters, but it is admired worldwide for combining those traditions with the innovations of modern chemistry.
Sennelier has become the "reference" brand that is today for artists because it has always been able to combine the tradition of Old Masters with the innovations provided by modern chemistry.
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