"Goethe's Color Theory" is a famous philosophical and aesthetic study of the German poet and scientist Johann Wolfgang Goethe. In this book, he treats color as a phenomenon that arises in human perception, rather than as an abstract scientific concept. Goethe analyzes the influence of colors on human feelings and emotions, their role in creativity and perception of the surrounding world. The author examines in detail the interrelationship of colors, their shades and interaction during perception. "Goethe's color theory" became an important contribution to the development of color theory and psychophysiology of perception. This book remains relevant to this day as a source of important knowledge about the nature of color and its influence on humans.