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Re: fibonacci art
Mon, 29 Jun 1998 22:19:10 -0400
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>> and found another one of his work called Fibonacci...but I couldn't see
it,
>> the Fibonacci relationship, that it...
>>
>> Carolyn
>
>Where was it? The number piece on your site isn't as much fun as the
>piece he did for the Guggenheim--the numbers were mounted there on the
>circular staircase from the top to bottom of the museum--in blue.
This site ...
http://www.regione.piemonte.it/cultura/rivoli/autori/merz1_op.html
>
>Here's a logo from my old neighborood in Berkeley, CA. Look close--next
>to Sybase's name.
>
>http://sybase.com/
>
>Joseph
I looked this up and I see the Golden Rectangle up in the corner.
Did you check this one out.
http://www.accessone.com/~klogw/goldsec.htm
This site showed how to use
the Golden Rectangle to draw a pentagram, thus constructing a five-pointed
star shape.
I sent this message earlier, but haven't seen it show up...only the
returned message in regards to "Cheryl F"
Carolyn
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