Color schemes for the home and model interiors (1919)
Frohne, Henry W, Jackson, Alice F., joint author, Jackson, Bettina, joint author · Philadelphia London, J. B. Lippincott company; · leaf 11
ors, you would find, by mixing them in variouswajs, that every known color is obtained from these three. By mix-ing all three you will have grey. By mixing any two primary colorsyou will have what is called the complementary color of the third.Example: blue and yellow produce c/recn, which is… … VIOLET DIAGRAM I. the primary colors:thp: secondary colors: Yellow, Red, Blue andOrange, Violet and Green. This diagram shows the relations lietwcen the colors. The text on preceding and followingpages states these relations in simple terms, for the purposes of the home furnisher. In orderthat…
Interior decoration
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