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Did you know that the way we perceive color is a fascinating phenomenon? When light reflects off an object and enters our eyes, it triggers a sensory experience that can be both exhilarating and awe-inspiring. For centuries, artists have used color to capture their interpretation of the world, infusing their compositions with mood, depth, and perspective. And the history of color theory is nothing short of thrilling! From Sir Isaac Newton’s groundbreaking introduction of the first color wheel in 1704 to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s symmetrical color wheel with only six colors in 1810, to Professor Albert Munsell’s revolutionary Munsell Color System developed in the twentieth century, we’ve come a long way in our understanding of the elements of how humans perceive color. So the next time you gaze upon a beautiful work of art, remember that there’s a world of excitement and wonder behind the colors that make it so breathtaking!