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A concise, practical handbook that combines scientific principles and artistic practice to teach color to non-specialists. It addresses color vision and basic theories, explains qualities such as hue, value, and saturation, and explores contrasts, complements, and systems of harmony. Historical and natural palettes are analyzed, and numerous color plates illustrate combinations, proportions, and applied examples. Practical suggestions and appendices with definitions and references guide readers seeking to apply color knowledge in decoration, design, and everyday visual arrangement.

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Emily Noyes Vanderpoel

Emily Noyes Vanderpoel was an American author and artist known for her contributions to the fields of textile arts and color theory. Her notable works include "American Lace & Lace-Makers," which explores the intricate history and techniques of lace-making in America, and "Color Problems," a study that delves into the principles of color usage and its applications in art and design. Vanderpoel's writings reflect her deep understanding of aesthetics and craftsmanship, making her an important figure in the discourse on art and design during her time.

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