Yale University Press

Interaction of Color
A classic handbook and color theory masterwork by artist and educator Josef Albers
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Eve BarucFirst to rec“The two brown squares are the same color. The optical illusion that one is darker or lighter is explored in Josef Albers book “Interaction of Color” providing experiments to show us that color is purely malleable perception of light.”
Rebecca Rachlin“It’s a study in color in relation to other colors written by a famous Bauhaus designer (whose wife was an amazing weaver).”
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