Colour And Culture: Practice Meaning From Antiquity To Abstraction John Gage Thames Hudson Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

A Groundbreaking Award-Winning Analysis Of Colour In Western Culture From The Ancient Greeks To Late Twentieth Century By One Most Foremost Authors On Subject What Does Language Tell Us? Where Begin And Another End? Is It Radiant Visual Stimulus An Intangible Function Light Or Material Substance Be Moulded Arrayed? Fundamental Art Yet So Diverse That Has Hardly Ever Been Studied Comprehensive Way Historian John Gage Considers Every Conceivable Aspect This Describes First Theories Articulated Greek Philosophers Subsequent Attempts Romans Their Renaissance Disciples Organize Systematically Endow With Symbolic Power He Unfolds Its Religious Significance Use Heraldry As Well How Artists Approached Help Alchemists Explores Spectrum Undertaken Newton Continued Nineteenth Such Seurat Traces Influence Goethe\ S Theory Extraordinary Practices Attempted Unite Music Make Into Entirely Abstract Own First-Ever Undertaking Suggest Answers Many Perennial Questions About Role Thought Study Throws Fresh Hidden Meanings Familiar Masterpieces Σελίδες: 448 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1024 Διαστάσεις: 20 6X20 6Cm