The enjoyment and use of color
Walter Sargent's The Enjoyment and Use of Color, published in New York by Scribner's in 1923, is a plain instructional text on color theory for teachers and students of art. The pictures are simple diagrams: a bare circle with a radius, a half-shaded disc with arcs, a numbered color wheel with hue labels, and a stippled circle, showing how color relationships can be mapped geometrically for a designer.
