Brown, William Norman · London, Scott, Greenwood & Son; New York, D. Van Nostrand Co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 30
e Painting and Decorating and their secondaries, orange, green, and violet (P) ; and it will be observed that when the colours are thus arranged each complementary colour is opposite to its primary, which renders the arrangement easy to bear in mind. The importance of this matter of primary and… … Fig. 17. — Secondaries and Tertiaries. still further advantageously elucidated by striking three other circles similarly arranged, as at Fig. 17. Here the circles are tinted with the three secondary colours — orange, green, and violet (P). Their intersections give us the three tertiary colours as…
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