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'reveal' a long-hidden secret about Jesus. The book is linked to the Holy Blood, Holy Grail, which I also read at the time, which made Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code somewhat more predictable than it was meant to be when I came to read it. While I didn't take the thesis of these books seriously, I was impressed at how formalised art was through geometric design while remaining 'art'.
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The Sacred Geometry Series - The examples are amazing. I've never been much into maths, but the examples you use are fascinating for the patterns they reveal, as well as how to achieve them. But I was also thinking of a book I read long ago, The Tomb of God by Richard Andrews and Paul Schellenberger (mostly discredited but that's not my point) where they apply geometrical principles to painting and documents to
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Thanks! I hadn't heard of "The Tomb of God" before. The mention of Templars syncs up with some research that I've been doing lately, particularly a documentary by a man named of Rory Duff called "Holy Grail Found" (free on YouTube). But anyway, you are quite right!
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Art can be quite "geometric" sometimes. The unity that these sorts of mathematical methods show throughout all of it can be beautiful in and of itself. Thanks again for reading!