Basic Color: An Interpretation of the Ostwald Color System

The book is a hardcover edition with no dust jacket. The cover shows signs of wear with some fading and minor scuff marks, typical for its age. The binding remains secure, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or markings. Overall, it is in good condition for a book published in 1948.

"Basic Color: An Interpretation of the Ostwald Color System" by Egbert Jacobson was first published in 1948 by Paul Theobald in Chicago. This first edition hardcover offers a comprehensive exploration of the Ostwald Color System, a pivotal framework in color theory and design. Egbert Jacobson, a noted figure in the field, delves into the intricacies of color interpretation and application, making this work an essential resource for artists and designers. This edition is particularly valued for its historical significance in the study of color systems. The book is out of print, making first editions like this one scarce and highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. The book is bound in a sturdy hardcover without a dust jacket, showing signs of age but remaining intact.