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A pocket guide to the history, materials and symbolism of colour across centuries and cultures. * Through sixty masterpieces, ranging from the pigments that adorned prehistoric caves to the neon lights of Dan Flavin, the monochromes of Yves Klein and the creations of Veronese, Van Gogh, Delaunay, Warhol and Rothko, the history, materials and symbolism of colours across centuries and cultures are explored. *
Accessible, concise and lavishly illustrated, it looks at the when, how and why of the evolution of colours. Composed of four distinct sections, the book can be read separately or together. Cross-references at the bottom of each page invite you to browse through the different sections. With boxes presenting the major contributions, the main features or the career of each artist. "Colour is no longer an element used to describe a subject, it now has a life of its own. It becomes the protagonist. Sonia Delaunay
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https://hartem.com/en-gb/breve-historia-de-los-colores.html143612A brief history of colours C Viéville English<p>A pocket guide to the history, materials and symbolism of colour across centuries and cultures. * Through sixty masterpieces, ranging from the pigments that adorned prehistoric caves to the neon lights of Dan Flavin, the monochromes of Yves Klein and the creations of Veronese, Van Gogh, Delaunay, Warhol and Rothko, the history, materials and symbolism of colours across centuries and cultures are explored. *</p>
<p>Accessible, concise and lavishly illustrated, it looks at the when, how and why of the evolution of colours. Composed of four distinct sections, the book can be read separately or together. Cross-references at the bottom of each page invite you to browse through the different sections. With boxes presenting the major contributions, the main features or the career of each artist. "Colour is no longer an element used to describe a subject, it now has a life of its own. It becomes the protagonist. Sonia Delaunay</p>
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<li>Pages: 224</li>
<li>Language: Spanish</li>
<li>Author: Camille Viéville</li>
<li>Year: 2023</li>
<li>MODEL: 9788419499998</li>
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