§55 XVI. GREEN. TERTIARIES. 125 



12. Green and chocolate-colour discordant. 



13. Green and drab disagreeable. 



14. Green and stone-colour disagreeable. 



15. Green and fawn-colour disagreeable and discordant. 



16. Green and plum-colour discord. 



17. Green and pink discord. 



18. Green and crimson discord. 



19. Green and peach discord. 



20. Green and purple discord. 



21. Green and grey wanting and disagreeable. 



22. Green and russet discord. (See Plate in. fig. 10.) 



Hues of Green : — 



Dark Blue-green. (See Canary, Red, White.) 



1. Blue-green and orange wanting. 



2. Blue-green and yellow wanting and harsh. 



3. Blue-green and blue wanting by analogy, and disagreeable. 



4. Blue-green and scarlet wanting. 



5. Blue-green and pink discord. 



6. Blue-green and crimson discord. 



7. Blue-green and buff" disagreeable. 



8. Blue-green and purple discord. 



9. Blue-areen and lilac discord. 



10. Blue-green and slate-colour discord. 



Other hues of green, as rifle-green *, pea, parrot, olive, sea, apple, 

 leek, sap, and others, are little used for ornamentation, except 

 in particular cases, I shall therefore only notice tea-green. 



Tea-green. (See Scarlet, Crimson, Green?) See p. 97. 



1. Tea-green and cerise ; almost the only agreeable combination with 



tea-green ; and then the latter should be a ground.' Tea-green 

 is one of those colours which looks better alone. 



2. Tea-green and red discordant, and overpowered by the red. 



3. Tea-green and scarlet disagreeable. 



4. Tea-green and blue wanting. 



5. Tea-green and yellow wanting. 



liusset, Citrine, Olive (the three tertiaries), are of little importance in 

 combination with other colours. There are few with which 



* Rifle-green may serve as a ground for some draperies, but is too heavy for 

 general use in ornamentation. It has been properly objected to for the uniform 

 of riflemen, being seen at a great distance, when it looks black ; grey would 

 of course be better suited for that purpose. 



