was actually the first green.
but, as is clear, like the blue over any other color.
Christian Hartmann
"Although we often think Instead, there is nothing in the colors of the universal. Their perception, their use and their symbols change according to the places, times, societies and cultures. "(Pastoureau) 
Masood Ahmad
Steve McCurry
David Alan Harvey
the most popular color is it always the same from the late nineteenth century. in Europe, half of the population
prefer blue, while the less popular color is yellow.
despite changes in social and technology, tastes evolve very slowly because colors are first
of abstract categories. to explain the prevalence in the Western world of dark shades
, Pastoureau, author of Croma, remember that for a long time considered the most beautiful colors were imported from afar, such as Asia. were so expensive to be used sparingly and in exceptional circumstances and places, like the palaces and churches. dominated by the idea that the colors were too good because it could be abused. the fear that using them too much you end up devalue and trivialize it has forged our imaginary color.
Lalo de Almeida
Ecocepts international
I read that the blue tends to be consensual. Most large organizations have adopted as the emblem, the UN, UNESCO, the Council of Europa, the European Union, to name a few.
is the color of consent, is a color of peace, as remind us of the UN blue helmets.
Stuart Price
the symbology attributes to him many virtues': Loyalty, 'loyalty', wisdom. more 'late Protestantism's custody' a moral value, the white cone and black. poets and artists of the Romantic period gave him the value of melancholy, of dream.
our blues comes from them ... '.
as well as the blue ... maternity post partum sadness.
