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Elementary color (1895)

Bradley, Milton, 1836-1911 · Springfield, Mass., Milton Bradley co · leaf 52

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lor instruction because with pigments, the only other method by which colors can be combined, much time must be lost not only in the mixing and applying of the colors but in the delay necessary to allow them to dry before the true results can be seen. The shades of yellow as shown on the wheel will… … FiGo 8» a position that the strong light will fall on B, which is the yellow shade, and thus bring the face A, which is a standard yellow, in a position to be shaded from the light. By varying the angle of the covers with each other and turning them as a whole from side to side, a position will be…

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