Kelley, Charles Fabens, 1885-, Riverside Press (Cambridge, Mass.), Mowll, William Luther, joint author · Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 128
icists point of view conflictingwith the painters, each is working out a different problem,and each is approaching it in a scientific manner. Theoretically any color can be produced by using thethree primaries, R, Y, and B, which appear at the intervalof the fifth on the cycle of colors. This does… … Fig. 128. PKIMAKY RELATIONS 113 A TEXT-BOOK OF DESIGN intervals of the fifth, as shown in the diagram, can be usedfairly successfully as j)rimaries, and that as many color ap-})roximati<)ns can he obtained by mixing these latter as bymixing K, B and Y (Fig. VZH). While it is very difficult to…
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