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The 13 pages that link to Color wheel, each with the reason it gives.

• Color theoryBroader topic: Artists use it to plan palettes and identify complementary hues.

• Color gradingRelated: They provide a common way to tint different tonal ranges independently.

• Color harmonyRelated: It makes hue intervals behind complementary and analogous schemes easy to inspect.

• Complementary colorsNarrower topic: Opposition on the wheel is the basic way complementary pairs are identified.

• DivisionismNarrower topic: Color-wheel relationships informed choices about which separate hues to place together.

• Neo-ImpressionismNarrower topic: Complementary relationships on the color wheel helped artists plan contrasts.

• RYB color modelRelated: The traditional RYB wheel arranges its three primaries around secondary and intermediate hues.

• IndigoRelated: Its conventions often place indigo between blue and violet.

• SynchromismRelated: Opposing and neighboring hues offered a framework for Synchromist color contrasts.

• Bezold effectRelated: A color wheel helps describe how a pattern's component hues relate to its surroundings.

• HWB color modelRelated: HWB's hue coordinate follows a rotation around a color wheel.

• Line of purplesCompared with: Its red-to-violet closure resembles the line but is not a chromaticity-diagram boundary.

• Spring greenNarrower topic: It situates spring green between green and cyan.