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Color in the school-room : a manual for teachers (1890)

Bradley, Milton · Springfield, Mass. : M. Bradley Co. · leaf 86

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OM. 81 2. Dominant Harmonies. Those in which are, combined different tones in one color scale. For example, red tint No. l,red, red shade No. 1, or green blue tint, green blue and green •YS2 blue shade. Fig. 2 illustrates a ^VTl dominant harmony in violet. A dominant harmony composed of grays, or… … equal value. The best complementary \DV.Ti B.i harmonies contain one or more passive Fig. 3. colors. See Fig. 3. 4. Analogous Harmonies. Those in which are combined tones from analogous scales. The best analogous harmonies are produced when tints from the scale upon one side of that containing the…

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