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The Inland printer (1883)

Chicago : Inland Printer Co. · leaf 811

An illustration from The Inland printer, 1883, leaf 811
easing brighter if placed close to, or surrounded by, its results. The color-wheel shown in complement. For example, a spot of red will look the last installment being arranged brighter and more attractive if placed on a back¬ in such manner that the colors ground of green than under any other… … yellow is at the top and the violet at the bottom, Fig. 24. — Diagram showing the values of the colors — the amount of light thus being in keeping with the proper values of which they contain. the colors. We see by consulting our color-wheel that tion by the printer if he wishes to secure pleasing…

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