A Color Notation¶
Munsell, A. H. (1905). A Color Notation.
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- Color Harmony
- The specification of color saturation and value distributions creating contrast, emphasis, and mood
This sourceG. H. Ellis Co. / Munsell Color Company. Establishes the systematic notation of color along three independent dimensions — hue, value, and chroma — supporting the structural-signature claim about specifying saturation and value distributions to create contrast, emphasis, and mood.
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Munsell supplies the hue-value-chroma notation that makes saturation and value specifiable, but not the claim that such distributions create contrast, emphasis and mood.
“The system now to be considered portrays the three dimensions of color, and measures each by an appropriate scale.”
- The specification of color saturation and value distributions creating contrast, emphasis, and mood
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