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Colour and culture: Practice and meaning from antiquity to abstraction

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Visual Culture and Art Theory Art, Aesthetics, and Perception Color perception and design

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Introduction the classical inheritance the fortunes of Apelles light from the east a Dionysian aesthetic colour-language, colour-symbols unweaving the rainbow Disegno versus Colore the peacock's tail colour under control: the reign of Newton the palette: Mother of All Colours colours of the mind: Goethe's legacy the substance of colour the sound of colour colour without theory: the role of abstraction acknowledgments notes to the text concordance.

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