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The enjoyment and use of color (1923)

Sargent, Walter, b. 1868 · New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 54

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THE ENJOYMENT AND USE OF COLOR 36 Pure Colors Are Seldom Found in Nature. — Substances which reflect or transmit rays of only one wave-length are comparatively rare. Usually even brightly colored objects reflect not only the hue which is most evident, but also a considerable proportion of the hues… … A B Fig. 4. Reversal of values when an orange and a blue disk are illuminated- A, by orange light; B, by blue light. occur at each side of the dominant color of the object, red object reflects considerable orange and violet. A yello\ object reflects, also, much orange and green, while a blu object…

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