Studio, field, and gallery: a manual of painting for the student and amateur, with information for the general reader. (1878)
Rollin, Horace J · New York : D. Appleton and Company · leaf 50
and cultivated are gratified onlyby the subdued, mellow, and harmonious tones; whilethe uncultivated are pleased by a crude and dazzlingglare. The student should early learn to discriminate be-tween color that is glowing and color that is glaring or THE LAWS OF COLOR. 43 foxy; between the rich and… … In the diagram the primary colors—red, yellow, bine—alternate with the secondaries—orange, green, violet.Between any two of the primaries is found the seconda-ry which is formed by their union; and opposite thesecondary is the remaining primary, which, with thesecondary, forms an harmonious…
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