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Design and color in printing (1909)

Trezise, Frederick James, 1875- · Chicago, The Inland printer company · leaf 73

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rengthand purity of the pigments used. That each secondary color is complementary to theprimary color not included in its make-up. That if we look steadily for thirty or forty secondsat a spot of color on a piece of white paper and then65 cover it with another piece of white paper, the spotwill… … The reasons for desiring reliable knowledge of these qualities areclear. Brilliancy is obtained by using complementary colors side by side,because each gives to the other its favorable halo of color.— GeorgeFrench. iOMPLEMENTARY harmony, then, isthe harmony of contrast. The colorswhich are the…

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