Seq. R and Seq. Y

Wt

R HLt Y

R Lt Y

R LLt Y

R M Y

R HD Y

R D Y

R LD Y

Blk

This is an example of the combination of two vertical sequences—the

sequence of Red and the sequence of Yellow. I have not found

the sequences of this type very interesting. In using them in

Representation I have found it desirable to have the intensities

increase gradually toward white, or, what amounts to the same thing,

to have each color neutralized as it loses light. That happens,

constantly, in Nature.

152. Any two of the sequences which I have described as of the

Horizontal, or even more than two, may be combined and used together.

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