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The 'Impossible' architecture of Étienne-Louis Boullée - Visionary French architect.
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+2Sagrada Família Magic Square
"The 4×4 square, however, is much more complicated, with 110 possible solutions that, turned different ways, give us 880 variants. Dürer’s is one of these. They all have 34 as the magic constant, but we can see that some solutions are more magical than others in terms of the number of possible combinations that add up to 34.
The square at the Sagrada Família has a total of 310 combinations that add up to 33" - Source
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+1Sagrada Familia - Magic Square 33
"On the Passion façade there is an innocent and inconspicuous but magic 4 x 4 square, catching our attention, with sums of rows, columns, diagonals, and 2 x 2 subsquares all equal to the number 33" -Source
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"Doubt thou, the stars are fire,
Doubt, that the sun doth move,
Doubt truth to be a liar,
But never doubt I love."
Hamlet,
Shakespeare
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Dürer’s magic square.
The numbers 15 and 14 appear in the middle of the bottom row, indicating the date of the engraving, 1514.
"Dürer’s magic square has the additional property that the sums in any of the four quadrants, as well as the sum of the middle four numbers, are all 34. It is thus a gnomon magic square. A gnomon magic square is a 4×4 magic square in which the elements in each 2×2 corner have the same sum. Dürer’s magic square,is an example of a gnomon magic square since the sums in any of the four quadrants (as well as the sum of the middle four numbers) are all 34. In addition, any pair of numbers symmetricallyplaced about the center of the square sums to 17, a property making the square even more magical." -Source
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Penta-hexa encrypted into Dürer's Melencolia.
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+2Some more clues to decoding Dürer's Meloncolia.
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Sculpture of Séguier Chancellor of France 1635
Sculpted by
Gérard Léonard Hérard.
The video doesn't do it justice but notice the little flecks in the sculpture glisten as they catch the light✨️ in real life it sparkles like a glitter ball.
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Paul Stamets, the effect of sound and vibration on Mycelium growth. 🍄✨
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+5An early Nineteenth Century universal equinoctial sundial by Robert Brettell Bate of London.
Comprised of a base plate supporting a silvered dial compass with two bubble levels. The level is set by means of three levelling screws which are attached around the outer circumference. The engraved hour plate is marked to the top and the inner circumference and bears the maker’s name of “Bate, London”. It is hinged to the base enabling it to be angled at various latitudes set against the scale on the secondary arm to the side.
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+1Sundial- London Stock Exchange.
"It tells the time by the day and month, not the hour.
If you are there around noon on one of those rare sunny days, then a shadow of the arm, topped with a round disc will form on the carved analemma in the stone, and show you what month you are in.
If you look exceptionally closely, and have very good eyesight, you might notice that there’s a really thin strip at the end of the February month — for those occasions when the month contains 29 days.
Spring and Autumn equinoxes are also here, marked by lines in March and September; Summer and Winter Solstices by vertical lines in June and December.
The sundial was made by the Lida Cardozo Kindersley Workshop, and the sundial maker Frank King" -Source.
Original image-SH.
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"Artist Jaroslaw Jasnikowski presents his viewers in a movement called fantastic realism.
The Polish artist was born in 1976, and started painting in 1991 under the direction of Miroslawa Lickiewicz. Science fiction was the main inspiration at the time, which developed the artists eye towards the fantastical worlds he paints today."
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