Starting with caves at Lascaux and Patagonia and finishing up with Rothko and David Hockney, Victoria Finlay examines the many colors used in art works and explains where and how they were procured. Her previous books, Color, and Jewels, were excellent and this new work is no less attractive and enlightening.
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