The Theory of Colouring; Being an Analysis of the Principles of Contrast and Harmony in the Arrangem
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J. Bacon's The Theory of Colouring is a landmark work of colour theory and design. Drawing on the latest scientific advances in optics and colour perception, Bacon offers a comprehensive analysis of the principles of contrast and harmony in the arrangement of colours. With practical examples drawn from a wide range of artistic and industrial contexts, this book is an essential resource for any designer or artist seeking to master the use of colour.
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