Sacks plates

I142 - Fall 2002

Color Plates from Sacks

		Two paintings done by Mr. I. shortly before his accident
A painting of flowers done four weeks after Mr. I.'s accident. The underlying outlines are clear, but camoflaged by a random application of color.

			Mr. I. painted pieces of grey fruit to show us the "leaden" universe into which he had fallen

A test painting from Mary Collins's Colour-Blindness [left], as reproduced by someone with red-green colorblindness [center], and by Mr. I. [right].

	The sunset scene of which Mr. I. could see virtually nothing--an effect simulated by a black-and-white photocopy of it


A black-and-white painting done about two months after Mr. I's accident, and a painting done two years later--Mr. I. at this time was experimenting with adding single colors, even though he could not see them.