Audsley, George Ashdown, 1838-1925 · New York : R. M. McBride · leaf 1
e of black than any other poet; itsexpressions being closely connected with tragedyand all its attendant passions and horrors. Miltonalso employs it frequently and forcibly. The tertiary colours—Citrine, Russet, and Olive—are of frequent occurrence in poetry, but soseldom with a direct bearing on… … Qass.Book. \ ■ 150T As ise-e. COLOUR HARMONY IN DRESS COLOUR HARMONYIN DRESS BY GEORGE ASHDOWN AUDSLEY, LL.D. AITHOK OF the PRACUCAI, UiiCOKATOR, PKINi UKE MKALE DECOKATIVE, **GUIDE TO THE AKl OF ILLUMINATING/ THE ART OK CHROMOLITHOGRAPHY, THE ORNAMENTAL ARTS OF JAPAN, AND SEVERAL OTHER WORKS ON…
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