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The interior decorator, being the laws of harmonious coloring adapted to interior decorations (1867)

Hay, D. R. (David Ramsay), 1798-1866 · Philadelphia : H. C. Baird · leaf 57

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65 HAKMONIOUS COLOEING. DIAGEAM OF THE PEIMAEY AND SECONDAEY ^ COLOES AND THEIE HUES. … A TINT is not in itself a specific color or line, bnt one of tlie gradations of any color or hue from its most perfect state of intensity towards white. The variety of tints is, therefore, incal- culably greater than that of colors and hues. A SHADE is, in like manner, one of the incal- culable…

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