Interstices & intersections
Subtitle: thirteen Euclidean propositions
By: translated by Sir Thomas Little Heath ; commentary & illustrations by Russell Maret
Contributors: Euclid; Heath, Thomas Little, Sir, 1861-1940; Maret, Russell, printer; Kelm, Daniel E., binder
Publisher: Russell Maret]
Published: 2014
Place of publication: [New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Artists' books
Other titles: Interstices and intersections; Interstices & intersections or, An autodidact comprehends a cube; Autodidact comprehends a cube
Description: 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.
Notes: 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.