Werner's Nomenclature of Colours - Adapted to Zoology, Botany, Chemistry, Mineralogy, Anatomy, and the Arts

Fascinating little book about colors found in nature, very enjoyable... delivered as promised and in very good condition.Thank you!!

I have this as a gift and they loved it! Very interesting book, especially for the art lover or artist.

This book is for anyone who loves antique books, dabbles in the arts or just loves the written word. The use of words to describe colors is magnificent here. It’s expensive, imo, but I even thought of framing at one pages, it’s so beautiful.

It contains colors observed in nature. Gives u reference as to where it was observed. +

I find it odd that the pages are a pinkish yellow fade as if to replicate an old book. I’m wondering if it affects the representation of the color block’s contained in the description. I would have preferred standard white paper.

Even though it was originally published 200 years ago. The organization of colors (and the reasons behind it) is great! I would recommend this book to a variety of readers: casual, arty, coffee table - ers, science - y - everyone. I have given several copies to friends already. It was well packaged, came on time and is like the picture.

Water colour languages for view.

The colors are very dull and muted compared to the original… the historical literature is cool to have. Seems like the publisher cut corners on the materials. Also glue somehow made some of the pages stick together throughout along the inner binding. Will be returning. Not worth $25.