Luckiesh, Matthew, 1883-1967 · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 332
300 COLOR AND ITS APPLICATIONS tively low brightness corresponding to a green to which ‘black’ pigment has been added. The greater the proportions of green rays transmitted or reflected by the two pigments, the less ‘black’ will be present in the green resulting from their mixture, or, more… … Fig. 125. — Diagrammatic illustration of the results of mixing blue and green pigments containing various amounts of green. ing case would be that in which both components were green, G, and their mixture of course would produce green. The results of such a theoretical procedure are shown…
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