Colour and meaning : art, science and symbolism / John Gage

Author(s): Gage, John

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Main Title
Colour and meaning : art, science and symbolism
Author(s)
Gage, John
Publisher
London : Thames & Hudson, 2006
Collation
320 pages : illustrations (some color), facsimiles, portraits
26 cm
ISBN
9780500282151
Dewey Class
701.85
Contents
Part 1: The contexts of colour -- Colour and culture -- Colour in art and its literature. Part 2: Colour in history: relative and absolute -- Colour-words and colour-patches -- Ghiberti and light -- Color Colorado -- The fool's paradise -- Newton and painting -- Blake's Newton -- Magilphs and mystery -- Turner as a colourist -- "Two different worlds": Runge, Goethe and the sphere of colour -- Mood indigo: from the Blue Flower to the Blue Rider -- Chevreul between classicism and romanticism -- The technique of Seurat -- Seurat's silence -- Matisse's black light -- Colour as language in early abstract painting -- A psychological background for early modern colour -- Making sense of colour: the synaesthetic dimension.
Language
English
Subject
Color in art
BRN
226

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