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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 (1918)

Weinberg, Louis, b. 1885 · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 68

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same.They may both be equally light, in which casetheir values would be the same. But one may bea pure and intense blue, the other a grayed blue,dulled in color. The difference in the amount ofpurity or fullness of hue is called intensity.(Munsell calls it chroma.) The difference between brown eyes… … scale: OF VALUL5

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