Graphite on iron stove
Our Graphite linseed oil paint is perfect for treating iron objects. Here's a detail from an old iron stove.
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Curious
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Wendes Artillery Regiment, A 3
Wendes artillery regiment (A 3) was a Swedish military unit. The unit was stationed at the garrison in Kristianstad, Sweden from 1794 t...
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Wendes Artillery Regiment (cont’d.)
Here, iron and wood details have been painted with iron oxide black.
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Staircase in the Sockerbiten neighborhood, Malmö, Sweden
Detail of motif painting in a 1930s-era staircase in Sockerbiten, Malmö. The work was carried out by Master Painter Björn Dahlberg.
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Kungliga slottet, Stockholm
Inför kronprinssenans Victorias bröllop med prins Daniel fick stora delar av Stockholm en uppfräschning. Så även metallstaketen runt ku...
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18th-century gate in Vienna, Austria (cont’d.)
A great advantage of linseed oil paint is that it can be applied to almost any surface. Wood, plaster, stone, glass, plastic – or in th...
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Royal Stables, Stockholm, Sweden
For more than 100 years, HM the King's stables have been located at Väpnargatan 1 in central Stockholm. The Royal Stables are open for ...
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Decoratively painted stones
You can see these painted stones if you visit Lund University's Main Building from 1882.
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Chinese-style pavilion, Malmö, Sweden
Inspired by Chinese architecture, this pavilion can be seen at the Katrinetorp Estate just outside Malmö. The work with the pavilion wa...
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Gate painted with iron minium
Like lead minium, iron minium forms a dense surface, but is completely non-toxic. Iron minium is not corrosive and is also galvanically...