Color: A Master Class
Camille Vieville Color • Curated • ISBN-13 978-2080422002
Color: A Master Class
Camille Vieville Color • Curated
ISBN-10: 2080422006 · ISBN-13: 978-2080422002 · 2023
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By Camille Viéville Color, which has the power to impart meaning or express emotion, has fascinated humans for millennia. This comprehensive, illustrated guide demonstrates how color—through different periods, cultures, and artistic movements—has been used in art: from the black, red, and white pigments first used in prehistoric cave paintings to the muted tones of Gabonese Punu masks replete with spiritual significance, or from Andy Warhol’s Gold Marilyn Monroe with its flashy hues borrowed from the advertising…
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