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pigments. Thearchitect witnessed the enrichment of his creationthrough the simple expedient of introducing theservices of a color consultant to his problems incolor. And, it paid dividends to the architect. Theclient was delighted with the finished plan andthe publics response and immediately… … . . . COLOR COIVSIILTAIVT ment, according to Elizabeth Banning, and mostarchitects have not had any intensive formaltraining in the subject. For example, when Eliza-beth Banning approached the Chicago Art Insti-tute and expressed the wish to study industrialcolor design, the mixing of pigments, and…
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