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BABBITT’S PRINCIPLES OF LIGHT AND COLOR.—P
LATE
I.
VARIOUS SHADES OF GRAY ARRANGED IN ANALOGICAL HARMONY.SPECTRA OF THE SUN, SIRIUS, AND SEVERAL ELEMENTS.
BABBITT’S PRINCIPLES OF LIGHT AND COLOR.—P
LATE
II.
CHROMATIC HARMONY OF GRADATION AND CONTRAST.
CONTRASTING C
HROMATIC
C
OLORS PLACED OPPOSITE THOSE WHICH
ANALOGICALHARMONY
FORM A
C
HEMICAL
A
FFINITY WITH THEM
HARMONYIn the above elaborate combination of colors the artist has found it impossible to get every feature accuratealthough he has many beautiful and pure tints. The grays on both plates I. and II. are not sufficientlydued, the chromatic colors standing out too brilliantly, the red, for instance, in the house, fig. 6, beingstrong, etc. For description of plates see pp. 63, 65, 66, 69, 71, etc. The spectra are described on p. 217.
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