Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 108
te the contrasts of colour Avould requireyery many coloured diagrams, and extend far beyond thelimits of this work. The student may, however, assigt himself by makingexperiments with various coloured pieces of paper or card-board; and, if he wishes to pursue the subject further, mayconsult any of… … Fig. 62. 135. T\\Q forms of oljects are contrasted with each otherto make them mutually more strongly felt, as when astraight line is set against a curved one, or a square figure 80 On Contrast. against a round one. The value of this kind of contmstwill be felt not only in the dancing figures (Fig.…
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