MIXED TINTS.

The following are given as examples of some of the tints that may be

obtained by mixture of the more important colors.

_Rose Madder and Cobalt._ With these colors a variety of delicate tints

of great purity and permanence may be produced; of general use in

distances, skies, water, etc.

_Yellow Ochre, Rose Madder, and Cobalt._ Being made up of the three

primaries, are duller or greyer, but will produce a greater variety. Of

use in distances, middle distance, etc.

_Vandyke Brown and Cobalt_, _Brown Madder and Cobalt_. Of use in the

same cases as the last. Good for middle distance foliage.

_Yellow Ochre and Orange Vermilion._ Of great use in obtaining warm,

sunny effects in distances, skies, clouds, and for brilliant tints in

foregrounds. Will give beautiful flesh tints with Chinese white.

_Yellow Ochre and Prussian Blue._ Pleasant, cool, greyish-greens may be

produced with these colors; especially useful in middle distance trees.

May be saddened with black or Vandyke brown.

_Rose Madder and Prussian Blue._ A variety of useful and permanent sober

greys and purples may be thus obtained. Of great use in cloudy skies and

distances, etc.

_Vandyke Brown and Prussian Blue._ Useful in the same cases as yellow

ochre and Prussian blue.

_Vandyke Brown and Yellow Ochre._ Gives good tints for earth, etc., in

foregrounds.

_Vandyke Brown and Gamboge_, _Vandyke Brown, Gamboge, and Prussian

Blue_. Give colors of the greatest use for foreground and middle

distance foliage.

_Burnt Sienna and Carmine_, _Gamboge and Burnt Sienna_. Warm, rich,

transparent colors. Of use in autumnal foliage, and for bright tints in

foregrounds, such as the shading of draperies, etc., and cattle, birds,

and flowers; in fact, in all cases where very rich transparent color is

required.

_Burnt Sienna, Gamboge, and Prussian Blue._ Of the greatest use for

foreground and middle distance foliage.

_Burnt Sienna and Yellow Ochre._ Useful for the same purposes as Vandyke

brown and yellow ochre.

_Raw Sienna, Carmine, and Prussian Blue._ With these three colors an

immense number of beautiful transparent greys and browns may be

obtained, useful in all kinds of foreground shadows.

_Burnt Sienna and Cobalt._ For distant and middle distant foliage.

_Carmine and Prussian Blue_, _Carmine and French Ultramarine_. Whenever

brilliant and transparent purples of great depth are required in

foregrounds.

_Indian Red and Cobalt_, _Indian Red and Prussian Blue_. Useful in the

same cases as rose madder and Prussian blue.

_Raw Sienna, Madder Lake, and Cobalt._ Give quiet, semitransparent greys

for middle distances, cloudy skies, etc.

_Carmine and Gamboge._ For transparent deep oranges and reds in

foregrounds.

_Emerald Green and Gamboge._ May be sparingly used where very bright

greens are required in foreground foliage.

_Orange Vermilion and Cadmium Yellow._ Safe colors to use for all very

vivid oranges.

_Lamp Black and Cobalt_, _Lamp Black and Gamboge_. Illustrate the use of

lamp black in saddening other colors. The most beautiful greys may be

thus obtained. Of universal use, whether for foregrounds, distances, or

skies.

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