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Colour theory

account of colour, from Goethe, as arising from the meeting of light and darkness, stressing perception, afterimages and the emotional character of colours.

In colour theory, Goethe's theory of colours refers to account of colour, from Goethe, as arising from the meeting of light and darkness, stressing perception, afterimages and the emotional character of colours. This meaning comes from Goethe (1810) in Zur Farbenlehre.[1]

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Goethe, J. W. v. (1810). Zur Farbenlehre. F. Cass. ISBN 9780879681968

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