Interaction of color
Book - 2013
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- Published
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New Haven [Connecticut] :
Yale University Press
[2013]
- Language
- English
- Main Author
- Edition
- 50th anniversary edition ; 4th edition
- Item Description
- Original edition: 1963.
- Physical Description
- xi, 193 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 24 cm
- ISBN
- 9780300179354
- Foreword
- Introduction
- I. Color recollection-visual memory
- II. Color reading and contexture
- III. Why color paper-instead of pigment and paint
- IV. A color has many faces-the relativity of color
- V. Lighter and / or darker-light intensity, lightness
- Gradation studies-new presentations
- Color intensity-brightness
- VI. 1 color appears as 2-looking like the reversed grounds
- VII. 2 different colors look alike-subtraction of color
- VIII. Why color deception?-after-image, simultaneous contrast
- IX. Color mixture in paper-illusion of transparence
- X. Factual mixtures-additive and subtractive
- XI. Transparence and space-illusion
- Color boundaries and plastic action
- XII. Optical mixture-after-image revised
- XIII. The Bezold Effect
- XIV. Color intervals and transformation
- XV. The middle mixture again-intersecting colors
- XVI. Color juxtaposition-harmony-quantity
- XVII. Film color and volume color-2 natural effects
- XVIII. Free studies-a challenge to imagination
- Stripes-restricted juxtaposition
- Fall leaf studies-an American discovery
- XIX. The Masters-color instrumentation
- XX. The Weber-Fechner Law-the measure in mixture
- XXI. From color temperature to humidity in color
- XXII. Vibrating boundaries-enforced contours
- XXIII. Equal light intensity-vanishing boundaries
- XXIV. Color theories-color systems
- XXV. On teaching color-some color terms
- Explanation of color terms
- Variants versus variety
- XXVI. In lieu of a bibliography-my first collaborators
- Plates and commentary