Légende
Two polyhedra with an icosahedron as a starting point, print, book illustration, page, The geometric figures (polyhedra) become more complex from left to right. Labeled as 'V' and numbered: F.VI. This print is part of a book., printmaker: Jost Amman, after design by Wenzel Jamnitzer, Nuremberg, 1568, Bavaria, paper, etching, height 260 mm x width 177 mm, Two intricately drawn geometric spheres sit on ornate pedestal bases against a light, slightly textured background. The left sphere is an open-frame polyhedron composed of triangular and pentagonal faces with visible inner beams and cross-hatching to indicate shading, connected to a faceted conical connector that leads to a tiered base of angular, repeating geometric shapes and textured shading. The right sphere is a denser faceted polyhedral form with many triangular facets and shaded planes creating star-like recesses, attached to a similarly faceted connector and a layered pedestal with alternating bands of textured, angular elements and hatched shading. Fine engraved lines and dot-like marks appear across the surfaces for texture, and both compositions are centered within a rectangular bordered plate with a narrow horizontal ground line at the bottom.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A75_219
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
56.1Mo (12.7Mo) / 44.0cm x 32.0cm / 5194 x 3775 (300dpi)