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Color schemes for the home and model interiors (1922)

Frohne, Henry W, Jackson, Alice Fanny, 1877-, Jackson, Bettina, 1880- · Philadelphia, and London, J. B. Lippincott company; Grand Rapids, The Dean-Hicks company · leaf 11

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lors, you would find, by mixing them in variousways, 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 green, which is… … VIOLET DIAflTiAM I. IHl; PRIMARY (;(JL(JliS: Vioi,i,o\v, Riou, IUmk andTHK SECfJNUARY CA)L()R>i: ()hani:k, Violkt and Gukkn.This diagram shows the relations lietwcen tlie colors. The text on preceding and followingpages states these relations in siTii|)le terms, for the purposes of the home…

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