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optical mixing: a standalone construct

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Art history

colours placed side by side in small units that combine in the viewer's eye rather than on the palette.

In art history, optical mixing refers to colours placed side by side in small units that combine in the viewer's eye rather than on the palette. This meaning comes from Rood (1879) in Modern Chromatics.[1]

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References

  1. Rood, O. N. (1879). Modern Chromatics. Kegan Paul. ISBN 9780343611538

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