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Colour, a handbook of the theory of colour (1916)

Hurst, George Henry · London, Scott · leaf 139

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LOUR. 112 from that particular spot, and it should make its appearance as a black patch ; but owing to the fact that the upper surface of the glass is reflecting white light, the patch shows itself as a grey ; but being alongside a red patch we have the effect of contrast, and the grey patch… … Fio. 69. in place of employing a red glass, a blue glass were used,. then the grey patch would assume an orange-grey tint. A very interesting series of experiments in contrast may be made by producing shadows of an object with various ooloure<I lights, white, etc., and noting the tints of the…

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