Aclaimed American doll artist Virgina LaVorgna has developed these special china paints for dollmakers. Pure and without fillers, economical, suitable for oil and waterbase
Victorian Pink. Apply lightly and blot for the under colour on French lips or use alone for baby doll lips and cheeks. Perfect all-over blush on pink bisque.
True French red with rosy undertones. Use for all-over blushing of white heads, deep lip shading, cheeks, eye dots, small nose dots and lip accent lines. It will never turn orange.
Medium ash brown with green undertones, this popular colour was used on both French and certain German dolls.
Manicure pink.
The red-orange colour used on most German dolls, notably the charachter children and babies. Unlike similar colours, Red Gold has depth of tone.
The standard German cheek colour with blue undertones.
A favorite colour with German manufacturers, this brow colour is found on many Kestners and some K*R dolls. Deep Auburn was also used by S.F.B.J. for eyebrows and lashes on a majority of thier dolls.
This beautiful dark blond is a very effective German colour with pale blonde wigs.
Just a hint of violet undertones makes this an authentic eye colour for lady, children and China dolls both French and German.
Chinas were painted in every shade of orange but the most deirable dolls had lips, eyeline and cheeks decorated in this soft pinky-peach. Some later German lady dolls were painted in the same colour. Lovely for medern dolls too.
When this lovely amber is use as an all-over blush on white porcelain the resulting colour is identical to to the best Oriental dolls.
Marvelpous for those smudged baby brows and the pale one stroke eyebrows on some German children. Correct for French and German dolls.
This is the deepest of the eyebrow colours and yet it gives a soft appearance. Jumeau used this colour on many of his heads made after 1907 and Depose Tete Jumeau. This colour is also correct on some dolls by Kestner.
Great colour for eyelashes on all German dolls.