De Coloribus
Overzicht
Plato (A)
Plato (B)
Plato (C)
Aristoteles (A)
Aristoteles (B)
Aristoteles (interpretatie)
Pseudo-Aristoteles
Plinius de Oudere
Johannes
Claudius Ptolemeus
Chalcidius
Arabische alchemie
Picatrix (A)
Picatrix (B)
Bartholomaeus Anglicus
Roger Bacon
Thomas Aquinas
Sicille (A)
Sicille (B)
Sicille (C)
Leon Battista Alberti
Leon Battista Alberti (B)
Leonardo da Vinci
Tübinger Hausbuch
Martin Schaffner
Combinatiefiguur
Karel van Mander
Franciscus Aguilonius
Athanasius Kircher
Samuel van Hoogstraten
J.W. (von) Goethe
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"Let us leave aside the disputes of philosophers regarding the origins of colours. For what help is it to the painter to know how colour is made from a mixture of rare and dense, or hot and dry and cold and wet?"
Leon Alberti Battista, 1435 (De Pictura)
"And the Aristotelians gave the name of occult qualities, not to manifest qualities, but to such qualities only as they supposed to lie hid in bodies, and to be the unknown causes of manifest effects […] Such occult qualities put a stop to the improvement of natural philosophy, and therefore of late years have been rejected."
Isaac Newton, 1704 (Opticks, Book 3)
"Wir sind keine Griechen mehr."
Philipp Otto Runge, 1802 (Farbenkugel, 1810)