 | Michel Eugène Chevreul - Color - 1855 - 480 pages
...exposed to seeing the colours of his model inaccurately. In fact, since the eye, after having observed one colour for a certain time, has acquired a tendency...follows, not only that the eyes of the painter, thus modified, cannot see correctly the colour which he had for some time looked at, but also another which... | |
 | Thomas Delf - 1855 - 86 pages
...colours of his model inaccurately. For the eye, after observing one colour for a certain time, having acquired a tendency to see its complementary, and...follows, not only that the eyes of the painter, thus modified, cannot see correctly the colour which he had for some time looked at, but also another which... | |
 | Joshua C. Taylor - Art - 1987 - 580 pages
...exposed to seeing the colours of his model inaccurately. In fact, since the eye, after having observed one colour for a certain time, has acquired a tendency...follows, not only that the eyes of the painter, thus modified, cannot see correctly the colour which he had for some time looked at, but also another which... | |
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... modifications the cause of which is unknown, and which are not very prominent. (327) This is the place to return to mixed contrast in order to make evident how the painter is exposed to seeing the colours of his model inaccurately. In fact, since... 