Theory of Colours, Volume II
Zur Farbenlehre, Zweyter Band
German
1810
824 pages
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artnatural-philosophy
Step into the mind of Germany’s greatest polymath as he decodes the history and mystery of human perception. Goethe’s 'Theory of Colors' is a sweeping journey that explores how ancient philosophers, master dyers, and the natural world itself 'cook' the colors we see.
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