Colour classification is not just about naming shades but finding connections to nature, art, and history, reflecting our love for specificity and desire for order.
The author, Alexandra, delves into the history of color as an intellectual pursuit, emphasizing how color classification mirrors our attempt to comprehend the world around us.
The book showcases diverse artworks and color diagrams that not only serve as visual delights but also represent an abstract appeal with a timeless essence.
Alexandra highlights timeless color systems like Syme's Werner Nomenclature and Moses Harris' 18th-century color wheel, appreciating their simplicity, elegance, and enduring quality.
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