Words of Wisdom: Birge Harrison
by Matthew Innis |“… it may be said that choice of palette is a matter of temperament. Â Each student must experiment with the various pigments and select those which he personally finds most sympathetic. Â But, in general, it is best to eliminate all the secondary or compound colors, such as green, purple, etc.; Â and this for two reasons:…
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