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Color and its application to printing (1911)

Andrews, E. C. (Emory Cobb), 1878-1932 · Chicago. Inland Printer · leaf 89

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COLOR AND ITS APPLICATION TO PRINTING. the right and left of red, namely, yellow and purple, and from these points moves to neutrality. The object of this shape rather than a form where the sides would run directly from yellow-red to neutrality and from red-purple to neu- … Fig. 29. Yellow-red and its analogous colors in relation to its complement blue and its analogous colors. trality, is to include in the red analogy the partially neutral- ized yellows and purples. Analogy means similarity, and if we raise colors almost to white, or lower them nearly to 77 6

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