Below, I will provide a list of necessary and recommended materials, but it is not exhaustive. I strongly recommend spending some time in the oil-painting section of the neighborhood hobby store to see what options are available. What's available in any store at any time will vary, and that's especially true these days.

Necessary items:

A few packs of canvas panels for experimentation
One medium-sized canvas (perhaps 16x12 inches) for the final project
Recommended brushes (always go with natural fibers):
   Bristle brushes, flat, sizes 1, 6, 10, 12
   Script brush
   Check out other brushes -- you don't know what you like until you've experimented. You may find some useful oil painting brush sets.
Paints:
   Titanium white
   Black (ivory or lamp black)
   Prussian blue and/or French ultramarine
   Red (I like to have permanent red and both cadmium red medium and deep, but you may choose to go with just one)
   Green such as oxide of Chromium and/or sap green
   Yellow Ochre (also check out the other yellows, like the various cadmium yellow varieties, particularly for oil paints)
   Burnt Umber and/or VanDyke brown
   Any other colors you see and like.   
Paint thinner for oil painting(I recommend Mona Lisa brand)
Small palette knife -- blade of about an inch. Shape should be spade, diamond, or similar.

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