Color in everyday life; a manual for lay students, artisaus and artists; the principles of color combination and color arrangement, and their applications in dress, home, business, the theatre and community play
A 1918 instructional manual by Louis Weinberg, published in New York by Moffat, Yard and Company, teaching color combination and arrangement to lay students, artisans and artists for use in dress, interiors, business and stage design. Plates are diagrammatic demonstrations: graded tonal washes, simultaneous-contrast squares on light and dark grounds, stepped grey scales and lettered swatch panels usable as abstract tonal grounds.
