Lefranc Bourgeois' FLASHE paint: absolute color on all surfaces
In the 1950s, Bourgeois developed the iconic FLASHE, the first vinyl color and alternative to traditional art materials, even before the birth of acrylic. With its multi-substrate adhesion properties, since it was intended for theater sets, it allowed the artist to free himself from the constraints of his studio or canvas. Already 60 years ago, FLASHE became the ally of fine art painters and the symbol of an artistic liberation, by being endorsed by Vasarely or Niki de Saint-Phalle.
The color palette of the FLASHE Lefranc Bourgeois has been expanded for its relaunch. It now offers a wider spectrum of shades, opacities and formats with 76 solid colors, 6 new iridescent colors, in addition to the iconic fluorescent colors. Products with unique recipes made in France, developed by Lefranc Bourgeois.
Recyclable and reusable, the glass jar, icon of the FLASHE, offers an eco-responsible option to artists.
