Colour and Meaning: Art, Science and Symbolism

Abstract

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.

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