Color Harmonies

Translated by Nicola Bruno
100 pages
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10 halftones, 40 color plates
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8 x 8
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© 1993
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Table of Contents

Contents
Foreword by Rudolf Arnheim
Preliminary Note
Introduction
1. Juxtaposing a Pure Color to a Mixture That Contains That Color
2. Complete Inversion
3. Partial Inversion
4. Shared Dominant
5. Shared Subordinate
6. Figural Unity and Chromatic Unity
7. Applications in Painting
8. Examples of Chromatic Juxtapositions in Pictorial Works by Cézanne, Picasso, and Matisse
9. Complete Transparency in the Perception of Colored Displays
10. An Anomalous Case of Perceptual Transparency
Bibliography
Preliminary Note
Introduction
1. Juxtaposing a Pure Color to a Mixture That Contains That Color
2. Complete Inversion
3. Partial Inversion
4. Shared Dominant
5. Shared Subordinate
6. Figural Unity and Chromatic Unity
7. Applications in Painting
8. Examples of Chromatic Juxtapositions in Pictorial Works by Cézanne, Picasso, and Matisse
9. Complete Transparency in the Perception of Colored Displays
10. An Anomalous Case of Perceptual Transparency
Bibliography
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