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Design and color in printing (1909)

Trezise, Frederick James, 1875- · Chicago, The Inland printer company · leaf 62

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e study of color. Three of the colors of the spectrum — red, green and violet — will, by mixture, produce all of the other colors, and for this reason these three colors are called the fundamental colors. While this is of the utmost 55 importance to photoengravers and process-printers, itdoes not… … RED BLUE Fig. 20.— Diagram showing the primary colors — none ofwhich can be produced by mixture, but from which, by mixing,all the other colors may be made. come to use printing-inks or other pigments we aredealing with an opaque substance and reflected light.Sir Isaac Newton, after much…

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