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Exploring Color Harmony in Art

Discover the fascinating world of color schemes in art history, from primary and secondary to complementary and analogous. Explore works by Fernand Léger and Paul Cezanne, and learn about the relationships between red, yellow, blue, green, orange, and violet hues. Delve into tertiary and analogous colors in Bet Borgeson's vibrant pieces.

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Exploring Color Harmony in Art

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  1. Color Schemes Primary Secondary Complementary Analogous Warm Cool

  2. Red Yellow Blue Primary Fernand Le'ger, The Card Game, 1917, 50x76

  3. Secondary Green Orange Violet Paul Cezanne, Mont Saint-Victoire, 1904

  4. Complementary Colors Color Opposites

  5. RedGreen YellowViolet Blue Orange

  6. Tertiary Colors Intermediate Colors

  7. Primary + Secondary Tertiary

  8. Analogous Similar Colors Bet Borgeson, Garden Hydrangeas, 1982, Color pencil on gesso

  9. Close Up Bet Borgeson, Garden Hydrangeas, 1982, Color pencil on gesso

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