Describes the methods which are used to construct intriguing impossible figures which can tease the eye and baffle the imagination. Copious examples are drawn from the author's own work and the fertile imagination of Escher and Oscare Reutersvard.
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This review is from: Adventures with Impossible Figures (Paperback)
To many books on impossible figures are mere entertainment. This one offers a preamble to get the reader/viewer thinking. I use these with some of my students and in the day and age of over stimulated teenagers this book still sparks some interest.
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