
Light, medium, and dark mixtures, composed of two, three, and four colours
Roberts Beaumont · 1862-1924
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The plate presents twelve hexagonal color samples arranged in four rows of three, each showing a mottled textured surface in shades of gray, brown, olive, purple, and black. The samples are numbered one through twelve beneath each hexagon, and the page is titled Plate XI. This printed plate from Roberts Beaumont's 1890 work illustrates light, medium, and dark mixtures made from two, three, and four colours.























