Artist: Alexander Andreev.
Title: L' Annee Derniere A Marienbad 1.
Year: 2009.
Medium: Ink, paper.
Size: 375 x 159mm.
Friday, March 27, 2009
L' Annee Derniere A Marienbad 1
magic square_4
Artist: Alexander Andreev.
Title: Magic square_4.
Year: 1997.
Medium: The mixed technics, paper.
Size: 320 x 440mm.
Some Magic Squares via Excel
No new magic squares only possibly a new way of seeing relationships between entries. Any city views of buildings or other physical views like any of these?
magic square_3
magic square_3, originally uploaded by exe1960.Artist: Alexander Andreev. Title: Magic square_3. Year: 1993. Medium: Ink, paper. Size: 86 x 124mm.
Kaleidocycle 2 magic squares & graeco-latin square
The graeco-latin square is in the front while two magic sqaures are in the upper left and upper right parts of the kaleidocycle. . Made from the accompanying template.
Kaleidocycle with 3 magic squares
Kaleidocycle with 3 magic squares, originally uploaded by d-cecil.Three magic squares are shown. Made from the accompanying template.
Kaleidocycle-magicsquares-template
A jpg template to make the kaleidocycle
seen in the two accompanying photos.
For directions to make the kaleidocycle see sci-toys.com/scitoys/scitoys/mathematics/paper_ring.html.
You can even make your own kaleidocycles from 4 photos at foldplay.com/kaleidocycle.action;jsessionid=470DD0CB6F394....
Sagrada Familia
Il bacio di Giuda e il quadrato magico di Subirachs www.markfarrar.co.uk/gzimmerman01.htm
CIMG3179.JPG
CIMG3179.JPG, originally uploaded by istewart.A magic square on the facade of Sagrada Família by sculpture Josep Subirachs. All of the columns, rows and diagonals add up to 33, the age of Jesus at the time of the Passion (crucifixtion).
Mystery Medallion
Mystery Medallion, originally uploaded by goodgran.Here's a medallion I want to list on eBay, but I don't know what the heck it is. I think this is a Magic Square, but which one? and what's on the other side?
33
This is the Magic Square on the door of the Sagrada Familia. We were so amazed with all the details carved on this door.
All numbers in all rows, columns, and both diagonals on this Magic Square sum up to the same constant number, 33, the supposed age of Christ at his death.
In fact, there are supposed to be exactly 33 different four number groupings that add up to 33.
Could you find them all?
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