Church, A. H. (Arthur Herbert), 1834-1915 · London : Cassell · leaf 145
orgold. The general and most conspicuous effect of suchuse of a dividing line or edging of white is an apparentincrease of the saturation of both the tones thus sepa-rated ; black, on the other hand, increases the brightnessbut diminishes the purity (freedom from white) of boththe tones. In the… … The. SepourcutiorL of Re.late.oU Fu-es.Fig. 30. (see. page 737.) Chap.X.] COLOURS WITH WHITE. 117 The coloured diagram (Fig. 26) illustrates some of theobservations here recorded. 1. Red.—Red with white becomes deeper, more satu-rated or purer, and less bright. The combination, as tointensity of…
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