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"""This is a splendid and courageous book, remarkable not only for the extent of the author's knowledge and the subtlety of his account, but for tackling a subject which cuts clean through the boundaries of those 'fields' which tend to be so assiduously patrolled by scholarly claimants.""--Jane Jakeman, ""Oxford Magazine"

""This is a splendid and courageous book, remarkable not only for the extent of the author's knowledge and the subtlety of his account, but for tackling a subject which cuts clean through the boundaries of those 'fields' which tend to be so assiduously patrolled by scholarly claimants.""--Jane Jakeman, ""Oxford Magazine

This is a splendid and courageous book, remarkable not only for the extent of the author's knowledge and the subtlety of his account, but for tackling a subject which cuts clean through the boundaries of those 'fields' which tend to be so assiduously patrolled by scholarly claimants. --Jane Jakeman, Oxford Magazine

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John Gage is Reader in the History of Western Art at Cambridge University. An authority on color and on Turner, he is also the author of Color and Meaning: Art, Science, and Symbolism (California, 1999).

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