Blue. The History of Color

Why did the societies of Antiquity and the early Middle Ages regard the blue color with complete indifference? Why, starting from the 12th century, does it gradually gain popularity in all areas of life, while blue tones in clothing and... daily culture become desirable and prestigious, significantly surpassing green and red? This research by a French historian is dedicated to exploring the history of Europeans' relationships with blue, which holds many mysteries and surprises. From this book, the reader will learn what social, moral, artistic, and religious values have been associated with it at different times, as well as what its future prospects are.

Author: Мишель Пастуро

Printhouse: Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie

Series: Library of the journal "Fashion Theory"

Year of publication: 2024

ISBN: 9785444825136

Number of pages: 144

Size: 246x171x11 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 368 g

ID: 1703106

Why did the societies of Antiquity and the early Middle Ages regard the blue color with complete indifference? Why, starting from the 12th century, does it gradually gain popularity in all areas of life, while blue tones in clothing and daily culture become desirable and prestigious, significantly surpassing green and red? This research by a French historian is dedicated to exploring the history of Europeans' relationships with blue, which holds many mysteries and surprises. From this book, the reader will learn what social, moral, artistic, and religious values have been associated with it at different times, as well as what its future prospects are.

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