AVANT GARDE SCIENCE

In the June 22 Issue of Science, a glowing review of The Biology of Art appears:

The most striking artistic productions are the multistage colored paintings achieved by giving Congo one brush after another, each loaded with a particular color of paint.  This technique made possible the entrancing colored pictures, some with radiating fan patterns and bold circular loops, illustrated in the remarkable color plates.

HARRY F. HARLOW¹⁹

¹⁹ Harlow, Harry. “The Biology of Art.” Science 136. June 22 (1962): 1047-48. Print.