“The advantage of trying to follow Goethe’s explanations of color phenomena is that, by the time you have succeeded in doing so, your thoughts have become so divorced from the wave-length explanation of color, that you can begin to think about color theory relatively unhampered by prejudice, either ancient or modern.”
― from the Introduction by Deane B. Judd, 1969
Contents
Physiological Colours
Physical Colours
Chemical Colours
General Characteristics
Relation to other Pursuits
Effect of Colours with Reference to Moral Associations
