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Optical Art: Theory and Practice
First complete explanation of influential artistic scientific background of visual perception, psychological and physiological phenomena, elements of Op Art, principles of application, much more. Over 180 illustrations, including 27 in color, by Josef Albers, Bridget Riley, Ellsworth Kelly, other artists. Bibliography.
144 pages, Paperback
First published May 7, 1996
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April 22, 2013
Jessica Mitchell, 11
Optical Art: Theory and Practice
3.5 stars!!
We used this book in my art class at school and I thought it was really interesting. We were creating optical illusions with out art and they ended up quite well. The book itself was old and battered and dirty. But the book was really cool! I recommend to anyone interested in art. And, It's good for getting cozy on the couch on a rainy day with a cup of mocha and some anime on TV!!
Optical Art: Theory and Practice
3.5 stars!!
We used this book in my art class at school and I thought it was really interesting. We were creating optical illusions with out art and they ended up quite well. The book itself was old and battered and dirty. But the book was really cool! I recommend to anyone interested in art. And, It's good for getting cozy on the couch on a rainy day with a cup of mocha and some anime on TV!!
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