Art paper Talens Rembrandt 93082129 — 30 sheets, 21 × 29.7 cm

Talens Rembrandt art paper 93082129 is a pack of 30 A4 sheets (21 × 29.7 cm) designed for drawing, sketching and pastel work. The paper is 160 g/m² weight and acid-free, offering a reliable surface for pencils, charcoal, pastels and mixed-media sketches. Its medium-weight construction balances durability and flexibility, making it suitable for school projects, practice studies and general creative use by both beginners and more experienced users.

Advantages

The 160 g/m² pastel paper provides a toothy surface that holds dry media well while resisting excessive wear from erasing and reworking. Being acid-free helps preserve artwork over time without yellowing. The standard A4 format makes the sheets easy to handle, store and scan, and the pack of 30 offers a practical quantity for repeated use in practice sessions, classes or portfolio building.

Suitable for

• Sketching with pencils and graphite
• Charcoal drawings and shading studies
• Pastel and soft pastel applications
• Mixed-media sketches combining dry media
• School assignments, art classes and practice work

Key specifications

• Sheet size: 21 × 29.7 cm (A4)
• Number of sheets: 30
• Paper weight: 160 g/m²
• Surface: lightly textured (suitable for pastels and dry media)
• Acid-free: yes

How to use

Work on a clean, flat surface and fix the sheet with low-tack tape if you need a firm edge. Use pencils, charcoal or pastels directly on the paper; the textured surface helps grip pigment for layering and blending. For wet or heavily blended effects, test on a spare sheet first to check how much pressure and blending the paper can tolerate. Store unused sheets flat and keep finished works away from direct sunlight to maintain colour and paper quality.

Usage recommendations

For pastel and charcoal drawings, use light layering and set finished areas with a workable fixative if additional protection is required. When erasing, choose a soft eraser and apply gentle pressure to avoid damaging the tooth of the paper. For archival results, mount or frame drawings behind UV-filtering glass or use storage that minimises exposure to humidity and light.