Which color was deliberately chosen for the original 'The Great Gatsby' cover (Francis Cugat's artwork) to symbolize themes central to the novel?

Book cover designs are carefully crafted marketing tools that publishers use to attract readers. Color psychology plays a crucial role in this visual merchandising strategy. The colors chosen for book covers can evoke specific emotions, target particular demographics, and even influence purchasing decisions. How well do you know the strategic color choices behind some of literature's most iconic book covers?

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Blue (representing illusion and Gatsby's dreams)
Green (representing the green light at Daisy's dock)
Gold (representing wealth and the Jazz Age excess)
Red (representing passion and violence in the story)