New York: Dover Publications, Date: 1970. Reprint . Soft cover. Very Good. 15300 shelf. Slim trade paperback, black covers, but of curl bottom front corner. Pale pink stain upper fore-edge. No names, clean text. Index. Solid reading copy 1970. Dover Publications ISBN 0486222543 9780486222547 [US]

ISBN10: 0486222543, ISBN13: 9780486222547, [publisher: Dover Publications, New York] Softcover 15300 shelf. Slim trade paperback, black covers, but of curl bottom front corner. Pale pink stain upper fore-edge. No names, clean text. Index. Solid reading copy 186 p.
[Binghamton, NY, U.S.A.] [Publication Year: 1970]

NY: Dover Publications Inc, Date: 1970. Textblock very clean and tight; Covers lightly edge and corner worn and rubbed; 186p., including index.. Wraps. Very Good+. 12mo - over 6 " 7 " Tall. Paperback. 1970. Dover Publications Inc ISBN 0486222543 9780486222547 [US]

Dover Publications 1970 Trade Paperback Used-Good Using simple mathematical formulas, most as basic as Pythagoras's theorem and requiring only a very limited knowledge of mathematics, Professor Huntley explores the fascinating relationship between geometry and aesthetics. Poetry, patterns like Pascal's triangle, philosophy, psychology, music, and dozens of simple mathematical figures are enlisted to show that the 'divine proportion' or 'golden ratio' is a feature of geometry and analysis which awakes answering echoes in the human psyche. When we judge a work of art aesthetically satisfying, according to his formulation, we are making it conform to a pattern whose outline is laid down in simple geometrical figures; and it is the analysis of these figures which forms the core of Professor Huntley's book. For the philosopher, scientist, poet, art historian, music listener, artist, as well as the general reader who wants to understand more about the fascinating properties of numbers, this is a beautifully written, exciting account of the search for a naturally manifested aesthetic that has occupied man since he first asked the question 'why? ''This is a delightful book to read....It wanders here and there through some of the most attractive byways of simple mathematics, returning always to the oddities and pleasures of the golden section. This is a browser's book--a happy, untidy traveling or bedside book for those who know how to enjoy the charm of numbers and shapes. '--Dr. ...

ISBN10: 0486222543, ISBN13: 9780486222547, [publisher: Dover Publications June 1970] Softcover Using simple mathematical formulas, most as basic as Pythagoras's theorem and requiring only a very limited knowledge of mathematics, Professor Huntley explores the fascinating relationship between geometry and aesthetics. Poetry, patterns like Pascal's triangle, philosophy, psychology, music, and dozens of simple mathematical figures are enlisted to show that the 'divine proportion' or 'golden ratio' is a feature of geometry and analysis which awakes answering echoes in the human psyche. When we judge a work of art aesthetically satisfying, according to his formulation, we are making it conform to a pattern whose outline is laid down in simple geometrical figures; and it is the analysis of these figures which forms the core of Professor Huntley's book.For the philosopher, scientist, poet, art historian, music listener, artist, as well as the general reader who wants to understand more about the fascinating properties of numbers, this is a beautifully written, exciting account of the search for a naturally manifested aesthetic that has occupied man since he first asked the question 'why?''This is a delightful book to read. . . . It wanders here and there through some of the most attractive byways of simple mathematics, returning always to the oddities and pleasures of the golden section. This is a browser's book -- a ...

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Dover Publications, Date: 1970-06-01. Paperback. Like New. 10x8x0. Softcover. Good binding and cover. Light edge wear. Clean, unmarked pages. 1970. Dover Publications ISBN 0486222543 9780486222547 [US]

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[Cambridge, GLOUC, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 1970]

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[London, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 1970]

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ISBN10: 0486222543, ISBN13: 9780486222547, [publisher: Dover Publications Inc. Feb 2000] Softcover Neuware - Discussion ranges from theories of biological growth to intervals and tones in music, Pythagorean numerology, conic sections, Pascal's triangle, the Fibonnacci series, and much more. Excellent bridge between science and art. Features 58 figures. 185 pp. Deutsch
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ISBN10: 0486222543, ISBN13: 9780486222547, [publisher: Dover Publications Inc., New York] Softcover Paperback. Using simple mathematical formulas, most as basic as Pythagoras's theorem and requiring only a very limited knowledge of mathematics, Professor Huntley explores the fascinating relationship between geometry and aesthetics. Poetry, patterns like Pascal's triangle, philosophy, psychology, music, and dozens of simple mathematical figures are enlisted to show that the ""divine proportion"" or ""golden ratio"" is a feature of geometry and analysis which awakes answering echoes in the human psyche. When we judge a work of art aesthetically satisfying, according to his formulation, we are making it conform to a pattern whose outline is laid down in simple geometrical figures; and it is the analysis of these figures which forms the core of Professor Huntley's book.For the philosopher, scientist, poet, art historian, music listener, artist, as well as the general reader who wants to understand more about the fascinating properties of numbers, this is a beautifully written, exciting account of the search for a naturally manifested aesthetic that has occupied man since he first asked the question ""why?""""This is a delightful book to read. . . . It wanders here and there through some of the most attractive byways of simple mathematics, returning always to the oddities and pleasures ...
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ISBN10: 0486222543, ISBN13: 9780486222547, [publisher: Dover Publications Inc., New York] Softcover Paperback. Using simple mathematical formulas, most as basic as Pythagoras's theorem and requiring only a very limited knowledge of mathematics, Professor Huntley explores the fascinating relationship between geometry and aesthetics. Poetry, patterns like Pascal's triangle, philosophy, psychology, music, and dozens of simple mathematical figures are enlisted to show that the ""divine proportion"" or ""golden ratio"" is a feature of geometry and analysis which awakes answering echoes in the human psyche. When we judge a work of art aesthetically satisfying, according to his formulation, we are making it conform to a pattern whose outline is laid down in simple geometrical figures; and it is the analysis of these figures which forms the core of Professor Huntley's book.For the philosopher, scientist, poet, art historian, music listener, artist, as well as the general reader who wants to understand more about the fascinating properties of numbers, this is a beautifully written, exciting account of the search for a naturally manifested aesthetic that has occupied man since he first asked the question ""why?""""This is a delightful book to read. . . . It wanders here and there through some of the most attractive byways of simple mathematics, returning always to the oddities and pleasures ...
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