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5. Notwithstanding that

Wed Aug 22, 2012, 02:07 PM

Aug 2012

Last edited Fri Aug 24, 2012, 05:37 PM - Edit history (1)

are you saying you couldn't copy a colour you were looking at with paint or pick it out from a colour chart used as a reference guide. ?

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Was Vincent van Gogh Color Blind? It Sure Looks Like It [View all] n2doc Aug 2012 OP

fascinating, thanks for posting. navarth Aug 2012 #1

As one who is "color deficient" bmbmd Aug 2012 #2

Same here. BB1 Aug 2012 #3

Notwithstanding that dipsydoodle Aug 2012 #5

Correct. bmbmd Aug 2012 #18

Thanks dipsydoodle Aug 2012 #19

Amazing, that unintended consequences felix_numinous Aug 2012 #4

Kandinski's paintings are thought to have been influenced dipsydoodle Aug 2012 #20

Baloney! AlbertCat Aug 2012 #6

Thanks for the History On the Road Aug 2012 #7

I know what you mean... AlbertCat Aug 2012 #14

Agreeing with AlbertCat TalkingDog Aug 2012 #8

Very good theory. Might be true. JDPriestly Aug 2012 #9

pffft... Vestigial_Sister Aug 2012 #10

I'm open to the possibility Motown_Johnny Aug 2012 #15