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paper schematics (7)
paper schematics (7)

paper schematics (7)

Date1988
Inventory Number2004-1-0268
ClassificationOptics
Subject
    Maker Edwin H. Land 1909 - 1991
    Cultural Region
      Place of Origin
        Dimensionsbox: 1.5 x 55 x 46 cm (9/16 x 21 5/8 x 18 1/8 in.)
        Material
          DescriptionSome sort of Mondrian collage, in grey tones, stored in cardboard & tied together.

          Inscription indicates either "Short", "Middle" or "Long" for the kind of light that will be projected on these collages (long-wave for red; middle-wave for green; short-wave for blue). A date is indicated: 9-15-88 (and three have a "modified" date also: 4-20-88).
          Signedunsigned
          FunctionUsed and designed for Edwin Land's Retinex color vision theory.
          ProvenanceThis object belonged to Edwin H. Land and came from the Rowland Institute, Harvard University. Gift of the Edwin H. Land Family.
          light viewer
          Edwin H. Land
          Date: circa 1959
          Object number: 2004-1-0284
          Edwin Land's charts and papers
          Edwin H. Land
          Date: circa 1988
          Object number: 2004-1-0278
          "Mondrian" color panel
          American
          Date: 1975-1985
          Accessories: ballast bricks
          Object number: 2004-1-0259
          Ballast bricks from "Mondrian" color panel
          American
          Date: 1975-1985
          Accessories: ballast bricks
          Object number: 2004-1-0259a
          box of accessories for "Mondrian" color panel
          American
          Date: 1975-1985
          Accessories: ballast bricks
          Object number: 2004-1-0259c
          "Mondrian" color panel
          American
          Date: 1975-1985
          Object number: 2004-1-0229
          "Mondrian" color panel
          American
          Date: 1975-1985
          Object number: 2004-1-0258
          AMRAD type D short wave variometer with original box
          American Radio and Research Corporation
          Date: 1921
          Object number: RS0752