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 382
white, the lowerdivision red ; the white reflects each color, the redsurface swallows all the colors but the red, seen aswhite space at the left. Pigments do not color the light, but uncolor it,while it is passing through the little particles of pig-ment. The Prussia?! blue takes out red and yellow… … From Theory of Color. {L. Prang-Co.) Prussian blue, while mixed blue and yellow lights ap-pear gray, not green. The dark and light portions in the cut on page 356show the various colors absorbed, and those allowedto pass through the particles of the following pig-ments. The spectrum of a pigment is…
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