History of Color: Green || Art History Video
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2021
- In this video, I explore the fascinating and deadly history of the color green! From nature to money, I cover it all!
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I’m a little surprised no mention of how green is the color of the heart chakra so also used to symbolized truth, intuition & love. It is surprising that as common as it is all around us in nature, it is so challenging to come by safely. Very interesting!
Green has always been my favorite color. And maybe it's just me, but although it is a secondary color, it seems that while one can look at orange and see the red and yellow combined to make it, and with purple, the red and blue. But green has always seemed like its 'own' color - not a mix of blue and yellow. Which is all besides the point, I suppose, but 'true green', or emerald green, is to me the most beautiful color I see. (And I've heard the rumor about Napoleon and his wallpaper. I don't know if it's true, but it would make sense. The home he was exiled to was in a very humid spot, and I can see how the arsenic would leach out into the air.) Thanks, as always - a well-done video. :)
I love green as well! My favorite color is teal, but green is up there! And the humidity theory totally makes sense! Thanks for the great comment! I always look forward to our discussions.
@@AccessibleArtHistory Same here. :)
Very interesting
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