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Tab 3 new elucidation colours original prismatic
Tab. 3, A new elucidation of colours, original, prismatic, and material: showing their concordance in three primitives, yellow, red, and blue, and the means of producing, measuring, and mixing them: with some observations on the accuracy of Sir Isaac Newton, Sowerby, James, 1757-1822, Engraving, 1809, handcolored
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Media ID 18506136
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1757 1822 1809 Accuracy Blue Colours Handcolored James Material Means Measuring Mixing Newton Observations Original Producing Showing Sir Isaac Sowerby Yellow Concordance Prismatic
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of art titled "Tab 3, A new elucidation of colours, original, prismatic, and material: showing their concordance in three primitives, yellow, red, and blue". Created by the talented James Sowerby in 1809 through an intricate engraving process and meticulously handcolored with vibrant hues. The image beautifully captures the essence of this masterpiece as it explores the fascinating world of colors. Sowerby's work delves into the harmony between three primary colors - yellow, red, and blue - revealing their interplay when combined or mixed. This enlightening composition not only demonstrates how these primal shades can be produced but also provides methods for measuring and blending them. Moreover, this artwork offers insightful observations on the accuracy of Sir Isaac Newton's theories regarding color perception. It serves as a testament to Sowerby's expertise in his field during his lifetime from 1757 to 1822. Displayed here is a high-quality reproduction that allows viewers to appreciate every intricate detail within this historic engraving. The Liszt Collection has curated this exceptional print for those who have an appreciation for both artistry and scientific exploration.
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