Mobile App Shows Vincent van Gogh Could Have Been Color Blind

Mashable 2014-07-29

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Kazurnori Asada claims the French impressionist Vincent van Gogh was colorblind. The Japanese vision expert developed an app that would render Van Gogh's works as they are today, and as a person with color blindness would see them.
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