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Livingstone, Margaret S. – Scientific American, 1988
Describes the three part system of human vision. Explores the anatomical arrangement of the vision system from the eyes to the brain. Traces the path of various visual signals to their interpretations by the brain. Discusses human visual perception and its implications in art and design. (CW)
Descriptors: Anatomy, Art, Color, Eyes
Peer reviewedForrest, Erik – Art Education, 1986
This article addresses the difficulties associated with identifying and communicating about colors. Specific attention is devoted to the color red as it is symbolized in British and American cultures. Concludes that there is a great deal more to the learning of color than having students learn a vocabulary of color terms and designating correctly…
Descriptors: Art, Art Education, Color, Concept Formation


