Description
Discover the profound journey of color with 'Colour and Meaning,' a captivating exploration of how color transcends mere perception to influence emotions, culture, and artistic expression. Authored by John Gage, this enriching sequel to the acclaimed 'Colour and Culture' delves into the intricate historical contexts that define our understanding of color. From the optical mixing techniques seen in ancient mosaics to the unique color languages of Latin America during the Spanish Conquest, Gage reveals the significance of color through time. The book offers insights into the theories of renowned thinkers like Goethe, Runge, Blake, and Turner, making it an essential read for students and scholars in art history, psychology, and design. Perfect for artists yearning for inspiration or psychologists exploring the emotional impact of color, 'Colour and Meaning' invites readers to ponder the powerful relationship between color and human experience. Enrich your library with this essential study that connects historical and contemporary perspectives on color, and explore the captivating realms where art, science, and emotion intersect. Experience the impact of color on feelings and society with this compelling addition to your collection.