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A NOMENCLATURE OE COLOES. 



76. Purple + red = reddish purple ; magenta. 



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+ orange = brownish purple. 



+ yellow = brownish purple. 



+ green = grayish purple ; livid purple. 



+ blue = violet. 



+ gray = grayish purple. 



+ brown = brownish purple ; Indian purple. 



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i. Modifications of Gray. 



+ black = slate-color. 



+ white = pale gray. 



+ red = vinaceous-gray. 



+ orange ■=. Isabella-drab. 



+ yellow = yellowish gray ; olive-gray. 



+ green = greenish gray. 



+ blue = bluish gray. 



+ purple = purplish gray. 



+ brown = brownish gray ; drab-gray. 



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/. Modifications of Brown. 



+ black = dark brown ; bistre. 



+ white = wood-brown. 



+ red = reddish brown. 



+ orange = russet. 



+ yellow = yellowish brown. 



+ green = olive-brown. 



+ blue s= dark olive. 



+ purple = purplish brown ; Vandyke brown. 



+ gray == grayish brown ; drab. 



Note. — It should be remembered that each of the above represents a 

 combination distinct from all the others. For example, "red-f- black" 

 and " black -\- red " imply very different relative proportions of the two 

 colors ; the former being black modified by admixture of a small quantity 

 of red, the latter being red modified by the addition of a little black. 



