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Readings from Scientific American: Image, Object, and Illusion

Corporate Author
Scientific American. Introduction by Richard Held.
Publisher
W. H. Freeman and Company
Date
1971
Place
San Francisco, CA

Abstract

with Introductions by Richard Held of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Contents are divided into the following sections: Introduction, Color and Contrast, Spatial Dimensions of Vision, and Form Analysis. See also Bibliographies and an Index.
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Scientific American. Introduction by Richard Held. Readings from Scientific American: Image, Object, and Illusion. W. H. Freeman and Company. 1971.

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