Suggestions for the Study of Colour Revised Editon

First published in the early twentieth century, Suggestions for the Study of Colour by Henry Barrett Carpenter is a practical guide to understanding how color truly works.

Designed for students, artists, and educators, this modern paperback edition preserves the original text in a clean, usable format meant for active study, note-taking, and repeated reference. Ideal for grades 10-12 and college students.

A concise, thoughtful resource for anyone seeking a clearer, more disciplined understanding of color.

What This Book Helps You With

• Understanding the natural order of color
• Learning what simple color harmony is and how to achieve it
• Identifying and using contrasting colors effectively
• Recognizing and defining color discord
• Using Discord intentionally to create subtle, powerful effects
• Observing color relationships in nature
• Applying hue, tone, and harmony with greater confidence

Henry Barrett Carpenter, 1861-1930, artist and teacher, born and brought up in Bath, the son of an accountant. He was the Headmaster at the Rochdale School of Art.

Valora Abbett is a certified professional color specialist and artist with 20 years of experience in the field. As a lover of art, design, and nature, she is dedicated to bringing rare, forgotten, and beautiful works about these subjects back into the hands of today's readers.