Akkerman Dutch Masters #09 Steenrood van Vermeer is a classy brownish-red ink inspired by the brick colors in Vermeer's 'Straatje van Vermeer' painting, offering a warm, mellow tone suitable for both office and personal use.[1] It features beautiful shading, fast drying, excellent behavior with no feathering or skipping, and good lubrication.[1][2] This well-behaved ink suits writers seeking a modest yet striking red-brown for extended writing sessions.[1]
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Steenrood van Vermeer, P.W. Akkerman
Detailed review of Akkerman Dutch Masters #09 Steenrood van Vermeer, highlighting its brownish-red color, good behavior with no feathering, average drying time, and comparisons to other inks like Oxblood and Terre de Feu.
Akkerman Hollandse Meesters #9 Steenrood Van Vermeer (Red)
Forum discussion praising the mellow color, shading, and nice behavior of Akkerman #9 Steenrood van Vermeer, though not a main ink for the reviewer.
Aurora Pen - Fountain Pen Quest
Review of Akkerman Dutch Masters #09 Steenrood van Vermeer in an Aurora Optima pen, praising its terra cotta color but noting slower dry time; discusses performance and plans for further testing.
PW Akkerman Dutch Masters Series – Swatch Test
Swatch test of Dutch Masters series including Steenrood van Vermeer, described as a strong dark red clay color with glossy sheen, good flow, and creative water/bleach reactions.
Ink Flight #5 Reveal - inkjournal
Part of an ink flight review featuring Dutch Masters Steenrood Van Vermeer as a rich, rusty ink with dramatic shading, praising the unique oversized bottle design.
Ink Review: Akkerman Dutch Masters 1, 2, & 4
Review of Akkerman Dutch Masters inks with properties like dry time, water resistance, and flow; mentions the series context relevant to #09 Steenrood van Vermeer.
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