Tints of red-orange and shades of blue-green by David Ramsay Hay

Plate 14 showing six numbered triangles in graded pinks, reds, blacks and blue-green tones on a striped geometric background.

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Tints of red-orange and shades of blue-green, David Ramsay Hay (1846). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? David Ramsay Hay died in 1866; this work is in the public domain.

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This plate from David Ramsay Hay's 1846 print presents a set of numbered triangles arranged in a descending pyramid over a ruled, striped background. The upper triangles display graded tints of pink and red-orange, while the lower ones show deep blacks and blue-green shades. The title refers to these colour gradations, which are shown as flat geometric fields.

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