The Language of Color

achromatic affective value agreeable analogy analyze appears application of color applied artist aspects of color asso association attention value attributes beauty blue brightness color preference color terminology color-harmony color-music color-names color-vision colored lights colorists combinations complementary colors conspicuous contrast definite degree different colors discussion dominant hue doubtless Eastertide effects of color emblematic emotional example experiments expressiveness of color fact factors fluence foregoing future art gray green harmony Idem illumination imagination influence interest language of color latter luminosity mental ments mood musical scale names Nature object obtained orange painting pigments poetry poets possible powers of colors present primary colors primitive psychologists pure colors purity purple relation saturated colors science of color sensations SHAKESPEARE signifies spectral colors spectrum symbolic tints and shades tion tones value of colors various colors viewpoint violet Virgin Mary virgin Spring visual wave-lengths words yellow