Aesthetische Farbenlehre

About this book

In the late 19th century, as the world grappled with rapid industrialization and the burgeoning field of psychology, "Aesthetische Farbenlehre" by Conrad Hermann emerged as a pivotal philosophical treatise. This work intricately examines the duality of color, presenting it as both a subjective perception and an objective reality. Hermann's exploration of aesthetic experience and the interplay of color theory challenges readers to reconsider their understanding of visual perception. Ideal for students, artists, and philosophers alike, this text invites a deeper inquiry into the essence of beauty and its manifestations in our world. Discover how Hermann's insights on color can enrich contemporary discussions in aesthetics and perception.