Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 276
ey are thrown into relief upon thebackground, or against other objects ; and, as Imentioned in the first chapter, we reach outline byobserving the edges of different masses relievedas dark or light upon light or dark grounds, sonow, in my last, we come again to the considera-tion of the definition… … RELIEF OF LINE AND FORM BY COLOURupon which it is reheved, both of which in theiraction and reaction upon each other will greatlyaffect the value of the local colour and the degreeof relief of the form upon it. One of the best and simplest ways to ascertainthe real value of a colour and its effect…
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