Bradley, Milton, 1836-1911 · Springfield, Mass., New York [etc.] Milton Bradley Co · leaf 43
s or with the COMPLEMENTARY COLORS. disks, but the disk combinations give very much We may now return to the rotating disks on wheel or top for experiments regarding a some¬ better results than pigments and with disks in what definite study of complementary colors. the standard red, green and blue,… … Fig, 11. determine this proportion we may solve the problem, and with the rotating disks this can Therefore if red, green and blue disks of the be achieved better than by any other known larger size are joined on the color top and on means. In all practical color investigation them are placed the…
Color -- Study and teaching
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