Church, A. H. (Arthur Herbert), 1834-1915 · London : Cassell · leaf 107
89 (jMp. VII.] DULNESS OF MIXED PIGMEXTS. rotating disc in order to make its hue match the ex- tremely dull brown made by mixing violet carmine and Hooker's green. Artists constantly notice the very marked dulness and muddiness of the hues obtained by mixing pigments, and they frequently and wisely… … A B Fig. 19. — The colour produced by rotating the a disc was a yellow-grey ; the same pigments nilxeiJ ou the palette gave a brown which needed, for its production by rotation, the additions of black and vermilion shown in b above. the colours they reflect mingle on the retina. To this stippling…
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