The Harmony of Colour.

—As already stated we cannot spare room to deal with this important subject, but may give one or two notes on the subject. The following is a useful list taken from “Colour,” by George H. Hurst. A somewhat similar list will be found in “Colour” by Professor A. H. Church. The names and addresses of the publishers of these two books are given on another page.

Harmony of Two Colour Combinations.

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Crimson	and	orange	Bad.
„	„	yellow	Inferior.
„	„	green	Strong, but harsh.
„	„	blue	Good.
„	„	violet	Bad.
„	„	gold-yellow	Good.

Scarlet	and	yellow	Bad.
„	„	green	Inferior.
„	„	greenish-blue	Good.

Scarlet	and	blue	Good.
„	„	violet	Bad.

Orange	and	yellow	Poor.
„	„	yellow-green	Fair.
„	„	green	Strong-poor.
„	„	green-blue	Fair.
„	„	blue	Good.
„	„	violet	Strong-good.

Orange-yellow	and	crimson	Poor.
„	„	scarlet	Poor.
„	„	green	Bad.
„	„	blue-green	Bad.
„	„	green-blue	Fairly good.
„	„	blue	Excellent.
„	„	violet	Good.

Yellow	and	crimson	Poor.
„	„	green	Bad.
„	„	blue-green	Very bad.
„	„	blue	Only fair.
„	„	violet	Very good.

Green	and	blue	Very poor.
„	„	violet	Moderate.
„	„	red	Good.