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Color is the superficial aspect of form. "Nevertheless, color has a very important
part to play in art, because it has a very direct effect on our senses. The range of
colors, indeed, might be placed in a series to correspond with the range of our ...
Color is the superficial aspect of form. "Nevertheless, color has a very important
part to play in art, because it has a very direct effect on our senses. The range of
colors, indeed, might be placed in a series to correspond with the range of our ...
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esthetic relation to color is simply this: that we enter intuitively into the nature of
the color, appreciate its depth, or warmth, or tonality— that is to say, its objective
qualities —and then proceed to identify these qualities with our emotions.4 ...
esthetic relation to color is simply this: that we enter intuitively into the nature of
the color, appreciate its depth, or warmth, or tonality— that is to say, its objective
qualities —and then proceed to identify these qualities with our emotions.4 ...
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For all that we wish to establish is that every color variation is to be found
somewhere in the scheme, and that therefore every color variation lies at a
determinately felt distance from others along any single dimension chosen. But it
will be clear ...
For all that we wish to establish is that every color variation is to be found
somewhere in the scheme, and that therefore every color variation lies at a
determinately felt distance from others along any single dimension chosen. But it
will be clear ...
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Reality and Imagination | 3 |
Having an Experience From Art as | 62 |
Intuition | 89 |
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