Albert Ernst Bosman (1891-1961) spent thousands of hours drawing, mathematics, research, beauty and wonderment are united in the patterns he brought to life with pencil, compass and ruling pen.
His drawings had almost been forgotten, hidden away in boxes in attics; this book, however, brings them back into the light of day. The drawings challenge you to look closely and with care, to ask questions and to think further — as do the drawings made by his friend and opposite neighbour Maurits Escher.
What happens when lines keep repeating themselves? Where does the finite touch the infinite?

hardcover with dust jacket
140 pages
Dutch & English
full color
Individually numbered copies from a print run of 500
ISBN 978-90-9039855-6 / NUR 640