An unusual pigment to be found in a tube of oil paint.
Titanium grey is a mid-tone grey with a very slight greenish edge - the main benefit of this over a palette mixed grey is that it will be cleaner - I can see it being useful in taking down the chroma a notch in skin tones and similarly in landscapes.
A great colour to experiment with.
Technical Overview
Pigment - PW6.1
Vehicle - Linseed Oil
Opacity - Opaque
Munsell - Hue N - Value 4 - Chroma N/A
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