Diagram of Values, Colors — And Color-Intensities
| Wt | Wt | ||||||||||||
| HLt | R | RO | O | OY | Y | YG | G | GB | B | BV | V | VR | HL |
| Lt | R | RO | O | OY | Y | YG | G | GB | B | BV | V | VR | Lt |
| LLt | R | RO | O | OY | Y | YG | G | GB | B | BV | V | VR | LLt |
| M | R | RO | O | OY | Y | YG | G | GB | B | BV | V | VR | M |
| HD | R | RO | O | OY | Y | YG | G | GB | B | BV | V | VR | HD |
| D | R | RO | O | OY | Y | YG | G | GB | B | BV | V | VR | D |
| LD | R | RO | O | OY | Y | YG | G | GB | B | BV | V | VR | LD |
| Blk | Blk | ||||||||||||
Tones of the Spectrum and of Pigments
134. It is probable that we have in the Spectrum an indication of the natural value-relations of the different colors when in their highest intensities. Owing to the limitations of pigment-material, however, it is impossible to reproduce the intensities of the Spectrum satisfactorily. An approximation is all that we can achieve in painting.