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80.
OF COLOURS.
Of several colours, all equally white, that will look whitest which
is against the darkest background. And black will look intensest
against the whitest background.
And red will look most vivid against the yellowest background; and
the same is the case with all colours when surrounded by their
strongest contrasts.
On the reflection of colours (281-283).
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81.
PERSPECTIVE.
Every object devoid of colour in itself is more or less tinged by
the colour [of the object] placed opposite. This may be seen by
experience, inasmuch as any object which mirrors another assumes the
colour of the object mirrored in it. And if the surface thus
partially coloured is white the portion which has a red reflection
will appear red, or any other colour, whether bright or dark.
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