Painting and painters' materials: a book of facts for painters and those who use or deal in paint materials (1883)
Condit, Charles L, Scheller, Jacob · New York, The Railroad gazette · leaf 379
an-ganese, they seem less durable as paint (not color)than other pigments (see page 105). * This is a deception of the judgment; the white wall and other surfacesare yellowish, but are assumed to be white, and pure yellows therefore appearpale, because they present less contrast than by daylight. ^… … From Modern Chromatics. {D. Applcton Co.) We separate the rays of white light by passing thelight through a prism. We can also unite the separated rays into white ^BC D Eh F G hH L M N O
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