A Color Notation
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CHAPTER VII.
COLOR HARMONY.
+Colors may be grouped to please or to give annoyance. + (146) Attempts to define the laws of harmonious color have not attainedmarked success, and the cause is not far to seek. The very sensationsunderlying these effects of concord or of discord are themselvesundefined. The misleading formula of my student days--that three partsof yellow, five parts of red, and eight parts of blue would combineharmoniously--was unable to define the _kind_ of red, yellow, and blueint...ended; that is, the hue, value, and chroma of each of these colorswas unknown, and the formula meant a different thing to each person whotried to use it.
(147) It is true that a certain red, green, and blue can be united insuch proportions on Maxwell discs as to balance in a neutral gray; butthe slightest change in either the hue, value, or chroma, of any one ofthem, upsets the balance. A new proportion is then needed to regain theneutral mixture. This has already been shown in the discussion of triplebalance (paragraph 82).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER VII.
COLOR HARMONY.
+Colors may be grouped to please or to give annoyance. + (146) Attempts to define the laws of harmonious color have not attainedmarked success, and the cause is not far to seek. The very sensationsunderlying these effects of concord or of discord are themselvesundefined. The misleading formula of my student days--that three partsof yellow, five parts of red, and eight parts of blue would combineharmoniously--was unable to define the _kind_ of red, yellow, and blueint...ended; that is, the hue, value, and chroma of each of these colorswas unknown, and the formula meant a different thing to each person whotried to use it.
(147) It is true that a certain red, green, and blue can be united insuch proportions on Maxwell discs as to balance in a neutral gray; butthe slightest change in either the hue, value, or chroma, of any one ofthem, upsets the balance. A new proportion is then needed to regain theneutral mixture. This has already been shown in the discussion of triplebalance (paragraph 82).
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