His best work, such as "The Harp of the Winds" (1895; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City), in which he borrowed the broken colour of the Impressionists but not their high-keyed palette, was done after his return to the United States.
The Jewel garden also dictates that the red roses we plant are all genuinely rich in colour, although rules get broken and colour boundaries crossed.
Indeed, it was this generation of colour-blind musicians and singers that arguably did more to break the colour bar in the American South than anybody other than Martin Luther King: here was a living, breathing example of the benefits of racial co-operation, most spectacularly realised in the hits co-authored by Cropper and Otis Redding.
To reproduce colour by subtractive three-colour synthesis (Figure 6), colour films first break down the colours of an image into their primary components by means of three separate sensitized layers, each of which responds exclusively to blue, green, or red light.
Forest murmurs from the second act of his Ring opera "Siegfried" will have wafted through the lakeside house at Tribschen near Lucerne, dappled instrumental colours broken with bird-call and the sound of the super-hero's horn.
Claxton broke into colour for fashion photography, which he began in the early 1960s.
The first of these is breaking the colour line as far as the presidency is concerned.
They will be waterproof, harder to break, have colour screens, yet could cost as little as $75 each.
With the help of a few open-minded booking agents, African American entertainers eventually broke the colour line by sheer determination and skill.
The Cubans played in the Negro leagues from 1935 to the early 1950s and won the championship in that pivotal year of 1947, when Jackie Robinson broke the colour barrier.
