Hahnemühle mold-made paper Ingres

Hahnemühle Ingres mold-made papers are named after the French painter Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres (1780–1867). These finely ribbed papers, featuring visible watermark lines, are produced on a cylinder-mould paper machine with four-sided, genuine deckle edges.

The Ingres range offers artists, graphic designers, and bookbinders papers in numerous lightfast colors for various printing techniques, as well as for use as cover and binding material. The lightweight paper, with its subtle surface texture and coloration, is also suitable for various painting and drawing techniques—such as pastels. Naturally, this paper grade is produced to be acid-free and age-resistant in accordance with DIN 6738 and ISO 9706.

In addition, the two colors white (item no. 130035) and ivory (item no. 130036) are available in a higher basis weight of 150 g/m² in the 78 x 104 cm SG format.

Properties:
• 100 g/m² (white and ivory also available in 150 g/m²)
• finely ribbed
• available in more than 20 lightfast colors
• acid-free and lightfast