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Coloring in the world of others: color use in visual orientalism, 1890-1920
T. Smits and M. Wevers
This fascinating study by Thomas Smits and Melvin Wevers explores how media influences color perception, particularly through the lens of turn-of-the-twentieth-century photochromes and autochromes. Using advanced machine learning techniques, the authors reveal intriguing distinctions in color representations of the Orient and Occident, shedding light on the evolving nature of visual Orientalism.
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