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Montval®

Montval® paper was designed by the famous painter Gaspard Maillol, nephew of the sculptor Aristide Maillol, and manufactured by Canson® at his request in the early 20th...

Ideal for watercolour
- 2 available textures: cold pressed, snowy grain
- Weight: 185, 200 and 300 g/m² (cold pressed) or 270 g/m² (snowy grain)
- Packaging: Sheets, rolls, blocks, pads, spiral pads and books
- FSC certification (pads only)

  • Acid-free Acid-free
  • Without optical brightness additives Without optical brightness additives
  • Mould-resistant treatment Mould-resistant treatment
  • Complies with ISO Standard 9706 Complies with ISO Standard 9706
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Description

Montval® paper was designed by the famous painter Gaspard Maillol, nephew of the sculptor Aristide Maillol, and manufactured by Canson® at his request in the early 20th century. Since then, this paper has acquired new qualities.
One of them is its great erasability: corrections can be made easily, cleaning the paper with water, using a sponge or a brush. There is no trace of watercolour left and the paper can be worked again.
Easy to use, it is accessible and suitable for everyone.

Canson® Montval® is also available as a book. With its hard cover and elegant elastic band closure, it is the ideal companion to enhance one's creativity when travelling. Its interior storage pocket is ideal to keep the most precious memories.

Canson Montval

Grain

Montval 185 grain fin Cold pressed 185 gsm
Montval 200 grain fin Cold pressed 200 gsm
Montval 300 grain fin Cold pressed 300 gsm
Montval 270 grain nuage Snowy grain 270 gsm

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