The Visual Nature of Color

Patricia Sloane

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Sloane (art, City U. of New York) surveys the history of theories about color from its symbolic, linguistic, and cultural associations to scientific explanations based on the physics of light and form and challenges traditional assumptions. She suggests that the way color has been understood since the nineteenth century is incomplete, and offers new ideas. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Published: Jan 01, 1989

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Est. Pages: 342

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