Elementary Color

About this book

In the late 19th century, as education reform swept across the United States, "Elementary Color" by Milton Bradley emerged as a pivotal resource for teachers and students alike. This educational treatise delves into the scientific principles of color theory while emphasizing its aesthetic applications in primary education. Bradley introduces concepts such as the color wheel and the psychological effects of color, providing a systematic approach to color instruction that remains relevant today. Ideal for educators, art students, and civic activists passionate about visual literacy, this work not only enriches understanding but also inspires innovative teaching methods. Discover how "Elementary Color" can transform your approach to teaching and learning about color in a vibrant, engaging way.