画家マンセル : その画業と色彩観

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Albert H, Munsell (1858-1918), who devised the Munsell Color System, was an art educator and a well known American painter as well. However, little attention has been given to his initial training as a painter and to his art works. In this review, three aspects of the subject are considered: the first inquired into his academic background as a painter. He studied Massachusetts Normal Art School, then went abroad to study at L'Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. He also attended at Academie Julian, one of the famous art studios in those days, during his stay in Paris. The second sought his paintings and the third considered his view on color based on his academic career, his artworks, and his published materials including his famous book, A Color Notation.
2007-06-01