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Rudiments of the painters' art; or, A grammar of colouring, applicable to operative painting, decorative architecture, and the arts. With coloured illustrations and practical instructions concerning the modes and materials of painting, etc (1850)

Field, George, 1777?-1854 · London, J. Weale · leaf 52

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nge,and its relatives, scarlet, &c. and other warm colours. 64. It is the ruling colour of the tertiary citrine;—itcharacterizes in like manner the endless variety of the semi-neutral colours called brown, and enters largely into thecomplex colours denominated buff, bay, tawny, tan, dan,… … I.*-,.,!*- -,+ ,-.. ^1 U/wU-u^CUto-^.y j**j&i». ^&3*&M? OF YELLOW. 25 with similar affinity and glowing accordance in painting, aswell in conjunction as composition. In combination withthe primary blue, yellow constitutes all the variety of thesecondary green, and, subordinately, the…

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