Interstices & intersections
thirteen Euclidean propositions
by Russell Maret
An illustrated edition of thirteen propositions from Heath's translation of Euclid's Elements of Geometry with Maret's personal prose commentary on geometry, literature, and letterforms.
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Designed, illustrated, and printed by the author.
Two-sided accordion structure comprised of 30 folded leaves attached (15 per side); the text runs continuously from front to back and the book must be flipped over in order to be read through.
"There are three editions: Seventy-five copies, numbered 1-71 and AP1-AP4.... Sixteen copies, numbered I-XIII and API-APIII....accompanied by a second volume of state and progressive proofs of the proposition matching the book's number. ... One copy, lettered E...accompanied by a complete, unbound set of state & progressive proofs...."--Colophon.
Rare Book copy: No. VIII.
Double-sided leporello accordion binding in teal goatskin and printed gray paper; issued in gray cloth-covered clamshell box, by Daniel Kelm.
Sheet of instructions for handling and illustrated prospectus laid in.
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