iousphenomena observed in matching colours. A ready method of finding the harmonising complemen-tary of any given colour is found in the arrangement termedthe chromatic circle, which has already been introducedin Figs. 13 and 17. Though simple, it is a most con-venient device for studying the chief… … Fig. 28.—Chromatic circle. aries_red, yellow, and blue —and their complementarysecondaries—green, violet, and orange—are found exactlyopposite them on the circumference. The colour at oneend of any of the diameters is the complemetary to thatfound at the other end. A more extended chromatic…
Color in the textile industries · Dyes and dyeing
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