Goethe's Theory of Colours, Tr. With Notes by C.L. Eastlake - Paperback

Goethe's influential treatise on the nature of color and light challenges the Newtonian view of color as a property of light. Drawing on a diverse range of sources including poetry, philosophy, and his own empirical observations, Goethe presents a holistic view of color that emphasizes its psychological and emotional effects as much as its physical properties.

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