Color Theory
Color Theory
A Critical Introduction
Fine, Aaron
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
09/2021
376
Mole
Inglês
9781350027305
15 a 20 dias
1034
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Natural Resources and Trade: Color Use in Traditional Cultures
2. Knowing at a Distance: Color Problems in Ancient Greek Thought
3. Stained Glass and Illuminations: European and Islamic Color Theory before Galileo
4. Prisms, Mirrors, and Lenses: The Newtonian Revolution
5. Romanticism and Chromophobia: The Creation of Color Theory in the 19th Century
6. The Science of the Invisible: Color Classification Systems and Spiritual Color
7. High Modern: Color Use at the Bauhaus and in Abstract Expressionism
8. Postmodern: Contemporary Directions in Color Use
Glossary
About the Author
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Natural Resources and Trade: Color Use in Traditional Cultures
2. Knowing at a Distance: Color Problems in Ancient Greek Thought
3. Stained Glass and Illuminations: European and Islamic Color Theory before Galileo
4. Prisms, Mirrors, and Lenses: The Newtonian Revolution
5. Romanticism and Chromophobia: The Creation of Color Theory in the 19th Century
6. The Science of the Invisible: Color Classification Systems and Spiritual Color
7. High Modern: Color Use at the Bauhaus and in Abstract Expressionism
8. Postmodern: Contemporary Directions in Color Use
Glossary
About the Author