Triangles, angles, and squares
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Triangles, angles, and squares, Henrich Janniche (1900). Via artnap.com
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This ink drawing on cream paper, titled Triangles, angles, and squares by Henrich Janniche and dated 1900, presents a grid of geometric diagrams. The top row shows three open right-angle corners, the middle row shows two triangles and a square, and the bottom row shows a square joined to a triangle beside a diamond, with dashed lines marking the internal divisions.
