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What a lecture on optics and painting says about colour harmony, saturation and a dominant light
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A documentary note on one section of a translated Helmholtz lecture about colour in painted pictures. It covers saturated colour, large flat areas, colour pairs, groups of three and a dominant light, restated and attributed. It concerns pigments and painting only and was not tested.
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What a lecture on optics and painting says about colour harmony, saturation and a dominant light
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A documentary note on one section of a translated Helmholtz lecture about colour in painted pictures. It covers saturated colour, large flat areas, colour pairs, groups of three and a dominant light, restated and attributed. It concerns pigments and painting only and was not tested.
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- Every point is the author's own claim about paint, not a verified rule for screens or grading.
- The note ties each statement to a raw line number, so you can check the wording in the Project Gutenberg text yourself.
- The lecture's closing summary is outside the note; treat it as unread.
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