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Interaction of Color: plate XVII-1

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Description: Interaction of Color: plate XVII-1

TitleInteraction of Color: plate XVII-1

Creator name (description)Student of Josef Albers

Creator roleDesigner

Creation date1963

Object typeDesign

MaterialsLithograph

LocationFrom Josef Albers, "The Interaction of Color," Yale University Press, 1963.

SubjectsColor--Study and teachingColor in designColor in visual communicationColor vision

StatusPlate numbers correspond to Folder numbers in the book's original edition

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XVII. Film color and volume color—
2 natural effects

Description: Interaction of Color: Fiftieth Anniversary Edition

Interaction of Color: Fiftieth Anniversary Edition

~Usually, we think of an apple as being red.
This is not the same red as that of a cherry or tomato.
A lemon is yellow and an orange is like its name.
Bricks vary from beige to yellow to orange,
and from ochre to brown to deep violet.
Foliage appears in innumerable shades of green.
In all these cases the colors named are...

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PublisherYale University Press

Copyright© 2013 by Yale University

Related print edition pages: pp.45-46

https://doi.org/10.37862/aaeportal.00210.017

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Chapter subject tags:Albers, Josef. Interaction of colorColor--Study and teachingColor visionColor in visual communicationColor in design

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