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The name of the American Albert H. Munsell (1858–1918), used attrib. in connection with his classification of colours by means of the three quantities hue, ‘value’ (lightness or brightness), and chroma, each of which can be assigned, for any particular colour, a numerical value on prescribed scales.
1905H. E. Clifford in A. H. Munsell Color Notation 4 The Munsell photometer..is an instrument of wide range, high precision, and great sensitiveness, and permits the valuations which are necessary in his system to be accurately made. 1913[see colour-balance (colour n.1 18)]. 1937Discovery Oct. 325/2 Other well-known systems besides Ostwald's, such as the American ‘Munsell’ colour-system. 1950Psychol. Abstr. XXIV. 278/2 The key indicates the Munsell notation for each of the Ridgway color names. 1954Archit. Rev. CXV. 198/2 The following colours from the Munsell range were used: putty-colour on metal panels below windows, [etc.]. 1957,1959[see chroma]. 1964H. Hodges Artifacts xvii. 196 Colour readings using the Munsell Chart are, perhaps, most useful when considering the variation of firing conditions in a large sample of sherds of similar composition. 1971Jrnl. Gen. Psychol. LXXXIV. 24 Ball is beginning to trace saturation changes in monochromatic input, employing Munsell Color Chips as matching targets. |