Further Reading For NEA Painting
- Louis Bertrand Castel
- Clavier à lumières
- Color organ
- Oskar Fischinger
- Mary Hallock-Greenewalt
- Adrian Bernard Klein, Coloured Light An Art Medium 3rd ed. The Technical Press, London, 1937
- William Moritz
- Alexander Wallace Riminghton, Colour-Music The Art Of Mobile Colour Hutchinson, London, 1912
- Thomas Wilfred
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