The Principles of Light and Color by Edwin D. Babbitt, first published in 1896, delves into the intriguing relationship between light, color, and human perception. Babbitt was a pioneer in the exploration of chromotherapy, the therapeutic use of color for healing. This fascinating work introduces readers to the physics of light, how colors affect the human psyche, and the physiological impact that different hues can have on the body and mind. Babbitt's exploration of light and color blends scientific inquiry with metaphysical concepts, offering both a practical and philosophical perspective on the topic. This leather-bound edition features Babbitt's original illustrations and diagrams, making it an important reference for those interested in early studies of color theory, the psychology of color, and the intersection of science and holistic health. This rare book is perfect for collectors and students of psychology, art, and health sciences.