The second chapter discusses "Dimension and Balance" as part of this book's attempts to categorize as either kinetic-mobile or chromatic-caloric the forces that create optical sensation.
Its final chapter moves on from a discussion of the pendulum to claim that "the father of the arrow is thought" before discussing the "formation of the black arrow." The penultimate chapter, the shortest, opens with a section on "Earth, Water and Air" and examines a stone falling, a balloon rising, and a meteor moving. The second chapter discusses "Dimension and Balance" as part of this book's attempts to categorize as either kinetic-mobile or chromatic-caloric the forces that create optical sensation. It opens by introducing the transformation of the static dot into linear dynamics and was translated into English by Sibyl Moholy-Nagy [nawj], the wife of one of the author's colleagues. Chock-full of numerous black and white diagrams and drawings it, upon its 1925 publication it became a student manual at the Bauhaus. For 10 points, name this teaching guide for art created by Paul Klee.
Its final chapter moves on from a discussion of the pendulum to claim that "the father of the arrow is thought" before discussing the "formation of the black arrow.
Pedagogical Sketchbook (or P?agogisches Skizzenbuch)