Flatland

FlatlandThis satire about a two dimensional world vexed by single and multi dimensionality has been continuously in print since first published in 1884, enjoyed by young students of geometry and sophisticated physicists alike, and hailed as a precursor of science fiction. Andrew Hoyem's radical design and illustrations realize many implications of the book, such as: the "volume" can be opened out flat to form a thirty foot plane; the plane geometrical

Jean Toomer (1897-1967) wrote several autobiographies

graduated from the University of California at Berkeley in 1967

as well as fractured or distorted by the planes and interfering elements of the scenery

was unusual in his love of walking in the city

ease of observation

and are printed on gray paper

de Young Museum

which is the crescendo in color of “The Catch

The four paintings

The Monotype version was released in 1912

The details occupy positions on their pages corresponding to their places in the painting when shown whole

and scientific value