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Colours in art
										Did you know that red was trendy in ancient Greece and was even used to represent the sky? And that the artist Yves Klein created his own colour (IKB blue) and licensed it ? Green was often associated with the devil and monsters during the Middle Ages... Used for thousands of years by artists, colours have always had a very strong symbolism. So, to analyse better artworks and understand the evolution of colours, you're in the right place!
										In this video, presented by Accessible Art History, I examine a brief history and use of the color red.
Content produced by: Accessible Art History
To find out more episodes of the series “History of Color”, click here !
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