The laws of contrast of colour
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- and their application to the arts of painting, decoration of buildings, mosaic work, tapestry and carpet weaving, calico printing, dress, paper staining, printing, military clothing, illumination, landscape, and flower gardening, &c.
M. E. (Michel Eugène) Chevreul
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1. Front matter2. THE LAWS OF CONTRAST OF COLOUR:3. INTRODUCTION.4. PART THE FIRST.5. CHAPTER I.6. CHAPTER II.7. CHAPTER III.8. CHAPTER IV.9. CHAPTER V.10. CHAPTER VI.11. CHAPTER VII.12. CHAPTER VIII.13. PART THE SECOND.14. FIRST DIVISION.—IMITATION OF COLOURED OBJECTS WITH COLOURED MATERIALS IN A STATE OF INFINITE DIVISION.15. CHAPTER I. On Colouring.16. CHAPTER II. Utility of the Law of Simultaneous Contrast of Colours in the Art of Colouring.17. SECOND DIVISION.— Imitation of Coloured Objects by Materials of a Definite Size, as Threads, &c.18. CHAPTER I. ON THE ELEMENTS OF GOBELINS TAPESTRY.19. THIRD DIVISION.—Colour Printing.20. CHAPTER II. On the Law of Simultaneous Contrast of Colours in relation to Paper-Hangings with Figures, Landscapes, or large Flowers of varied Colours.21. FOURTH DIVISION. Employment of Colours in Architecture.22. FIFTH DIVISION.—CLOTHING.23. APPLICATIONS TO HORTICULTURE.24. CHAPTER I. Of Lines of Plants.25. SIXTH DIVISION.26. ON THE COLOURS OF MILITARY UNIFORMS.27. INDEX.