The Dodecaedron inscribed in an Icosaedron
John Lodge Cowley · 1719-1797
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The Dodecaedron inscribed in an Icosaedron, John Lodge Cowley (1765). Via artnap.com
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An engraved geometric plate labelled Book 2 and Plate X shows a net of an icosahedron with triangles along the top and a net of a dodecahedron below, one pentagon shaded. The caption reads 'The Dodecaedron inscribed in an Icosaedron, Euclid 15, Prop. 5.' The print is attributed to John Lodge Cowley and dated 1765.
