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It might be because books of their times had shape but no color.

Thank goodness Binney & Smith invented the coloring book.

Just being silly here 7.30am NY time, and coffee isn't done yet.

-g

@Big Frank—

Human beings are creatures who by instinct evaluate things by their differences. Cavemen probably survived because while foraging for food, they made the intellectual and visual...

The more I read about colour and colour theory, the more I realize what HumanKind doesn't understand about visual perception of frequencies of lightwaves!

At least we are making an effort, though,...

NPR books did a brief review of Jude Stewart's book, Roy G. Biv: An Exceedingly Surprising Book About Color,

HERE.

One of the more interesting evolutions of our perception of the color...