A Color Notation: A measured color system, based on the three qualities Hue, Value and Chroma

Albert H. Munsell, the author of ‘A Color Notation’, was an accomplished artist and educator whose deep engagement with the complexities of color led him to develop the Munsell Color System. His passionate and intricate study was born of a practical necessity: to solve the inconsistencies in color communication among his students and peers. The conceptual groundwork laid by Munsell underpins contemporary color classification and remains a touchstone for colorimetry. His legacy persists, significantly impacting industries varying from art and design to manufacturing and quality control, reflecting the interdisciplinary resonance and the profound utility of his scheme.

‘A Color Notation’ is a seminal work, essential reading for anyone interested in the theory and practical applications of color. This edition presented by DigiCat Publishing breathes new life into Munsell’s groundbreaking text, offering it to a generation of readers who stand to benefit from its teachings just as much as those at the time of its original publication. With its emphasis on legacy and passion, the book advocates for a considered and knowledgeable engagement with color, rendering it an invaluable resource for students, professionals, and enthusiasts endeavoring to grasp the myriad ways in which color shapes our visual experiences.