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Colors: What They Mean and How to Make Them (HC)
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By Anne Varichon

Archaeologist and ethnologist Anne Varichon takes the reader on a fascinating journey that examines not only the variety and use of natural colorants and how to reproduce them today but also their symbolism and mythology. From Confucian China to medieval Europe, from the Papuans to the Inuit, she travels across the centuries and around the world in this absorbing, and often surprising, cultural history of the sources and meanings of color.

ISBN:  978-0-81099-292-2
Published in:  2007
Pages:  288
Size: 9 x 7"

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