Andrews, E. C. (Emory Cobb), b. 1878 · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 89
COLOR AND ITS APPLICATION TO PRINTING. black, they lose their distinctive hue besides having similar values. Also, if we reduce the chroma of the various colors so that they approach neutrality, they naturally become analogous. The form indicated takes these facts into con- … Yellow and its analogous colors in relation to its complement purple-blue and its analogous colors. sideration, particularly the loss of chroma in colors near the neutral axis, and in practical use will serve as a guide in determining the various possibilities in a red analogy. 78
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