Textile colour mixing : a manual intended for the use of dyers, calico printers, and colour chemists (1927)
Paterson, David, -1944 · London : Ernest Benn · leaf 105
COMPLEMENTARY COLOURS 81 represents the effect produced by combining the complementaries named at the opposite side of the outer circle. It will be observed that all these tertiary hues are, as we have already learned (see § 45), merely primary and secondary colours saddened with varying… … Fic. 29.—The inner circle represents the effects of adding white (tints) to the saturated colours named in the outer circle. The tints opposite each other are complementaries. The results of the mixing of the two complementaries may be represented in the following table, in which the colour which…
Color in the textile industries · Dyes and dyeing · Spectrum analysis
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