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Color Symbolism. Throughout all cultures, color has played an important role symbolically. The meanings and associations of those colors depends upon the cultural context. To the ancient Romans and Greeks, as well as in Asia, the color white is associated with mourning. However, the color of mourning in many Western cultures is black. Color can also differ in meaning through personal association. For example, the colors red and green are not only complementary colors but also are the colors associated with Christmas. To Wassily Kandinsky, red and green were charming and harmonious, but to Vincent van Gogh, the combination expressed the “terrible passions of humanity.” Explore the symbolic association of color and what is associated with those colors. For further research, look deeper into the cultural symbolism of color.
Pick one culture (it doesn’t have to be your own) and tell us a little about their symbolic use of color.
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