xclusion of the true color of the object in favor of its complementary tint." A little careful observation will convince any one pos- sessed of good color sense that we usually see but a very little of the color that is all around us in nature. A brief re- cital of an actual occurrence will,… … room entered through a window. A, opening on to a lawn on which were trees near the house, so that nearly all the light entering the room was reflected from the grass and leaves of the trees. The ceiling, B, of the room was a warm gray. In a corner opposite the front window was a table C, with…
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