Goethe's Theory of Colours

Goethe's theory of colors is meticulously explored in this comprehensive volume, which delves into various facets such as psychological and chemical colors, as well as their moral implications. The work covers a wide range of subjects, including minerals, plants, insects, and mammals, providing an in-depth analysis of how color influences perception and emotion. Translated by Charles Lock Eastlake, this 1810 work offers a unique perspective on the interplay between color and nature.