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Digital Sangaku, Part II
This is part II of a series of illustration inspired by Sangaku problems.
Artistic interpretation of 19th century Japanese Wasan geometry. 10 original plates by the author. Step by step descriptive of the visualisation process, and a narrative of the mathematical question and resource database for each problem-solving alternative.
This book is suitable for all interested in art, world culture, history, and also Euclidean geometry.
Artistic interpretation of 19th century Japanese Wasan geometry. 10 original plates by the author. Step by step descriptive of the visualisation process, and a narrative of the mathematical question and resource database for each problem-solving alternative.
This book is suitable for all interested in art, world culture, history, and also Euclidean geometry.
26 pages, Hardcover
First published August 1, 2012
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About the author
Jean Constant
49 books1 followerJean Constant is an artist and researcher in Visual Communication.
His interest in Science and Art led him to conduct extensive research in Mathematics, Science, and Art that he uses in the classroom and shares in lectures and exhibits in the US and around the world.
He publishes his research in numerous academic and professional journals and is the author of the ongoing Mathematics and Art series.
His interest in Science and Art led him to conduct extensive research in Mathematics, Science, and Art that he uses in the classroom and shares in lectures and exhibits in the US and around the world.
He publishes his research in numerous academic and professional journals and is the author of the ongoing Mathematics and Art series.
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September 17, 2017
Truly beautiful illustrations!
Incredible what you can do with mathematics (geometry in this case).
I hope this author will publish more of his beautiful work.
Incredible what you can do with mathematics (geometry in this case).
I hope this author will publish more of his beautiful work.
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