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What a 1901 colour text says about complementary pairs: bold effect, quantity, tints and shades
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What this guide covers
A documentary note on one chapter section of an old colour text. It lists what its numbered rules say about using complementary colours for a bold effect or a focus, how much of the more neutral colour to use, and tints and shades. It is a period source, restated and not tested.
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Guide title
What a 1901 colour text says about complementary pairs: bold effect, quantity, tints and shades
Coverage
A documentary note on one chapter section of an old colour text. It lists what its numbered rules say about using complementary colours for a bold effect or a focus, how much of the more neutral colour to use, and tints and shades. It is a period source, restated and not tested.
Useful starting points
- The text never defines which colours form a pair and supplies no colour wheel; plates it cites are not in the file.
- The rules number I to VII with no Rule V in the file, so do not assume something is missing from the note.
- Treat the rules as one author's views from 1901 on pigments, not as current screen or grading advice.
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