Euclid’s Elements 14 posters offer

Euclid's Elements: Complete 14-Poster Collection | A2 Mathematical Art Set

The complete visual journey through Euclid's Elements—all fourteen A2 posters presenting the entirety of history's most influential mathematical text in Oliver Byrne's revolutionary color-coded style. This museum-quality collection represents the world's first complete visual interpretation of all thirteen books of Euclid, plus the iconic cover design.

A Comprehensive Mathematical Collection

This exclusive set brings together every book of Euclid's Elements in striking visual form, from the foundational propositions of plane geometry through the sublime perfection of the Platonic solids. Acquiring all fourteen posters as a complete collection offers both aesthetic coherence and economic value for serious collectors, educational institutions, and mathematics enthusiasts.

What's Included: All 14 Posters

The Cover:

• Cover Poster - The iconic gateway design

Books I-VI: Oliver Byrne's Original Vision (Geometry)

• Book 1 - Fundamentals of Plane Geometry Involving Straight Lines
• Book 2 - Fundamentals of Geometric Algebra
• Book 3 - Fundamentals of Plane Geometry Involving Circles
• Book 4 - Construction of Rectilinear Figures in and Around Circles
• Book 5 - Theory of Proportion
• Book 6 - Similar Figures

Books VII-IX: Kronecker Wallis Completion (Number Theory)

• Book 7 - Elementary Number Theory
• Book 8 - Continued Proportion
• Book 9 - Applications of Number Theory (includes proof of infinite primes)

Books X-XIII: Kronecker Wallis Completion (Advanced Topics)

• Book 10 - Incommensurable Magnitudes (irrational numbers)
• Book 11 - Elementary Stereometry (3D geometry foundations)
• Book 12 - Proportional Stereometry (method of exhaustion)
• Book 13 - The Platonic Solids (the grand finale)

Why Collect the Complete Set?

• Historic completeness: Own the entire span of Euclid's mathematical universe, from basic postulates to cosmic geometry
• Visual coherence: All fourteen posters share Byrne's distinctive color-coded methodology for unified display
• Educational value: Perfect for mathematics departments, libraries, and educational institutions teaching history of mathematics
• Collector's investment: A unique publication that represents years of scholarly work and is unlikely to be replicated
• Design excellence: Each poster works as standalone art while contributing to a comprehensive visual narrative
• Special pricing: Significant savings compared to purchasing all fourteen posters individually

Perfect For

• Academic institutions: Mathematics, philosophy, and history of science departments
• Research libraries: Special collections focusing on mathematical history and rare books
• Mathematics educators: Teachers seeking innovative visual aids for geometric concepts
• Design professionals: Architects, graphic designers, and artists interested in mathematical aesthetics
• Gift-giving: The ultimate gift for mathematicians, scientists, and intellectual history enthusiasts

About This Unprecedented Project

In 1847, Irish mathematician Oliver Byrne published a revolutionary visual interpretation of the first six books of Euclid's Elements. Kronecker Wallis spent years working with mathematical experts, university professors, and post-doctoral researchers to complete what Byrne left unfinished—extending his visual methodology across all thirteen books. This complete 14-poster set represents that historic achievement: a mathematical publication that has never existed before and may never be created again.

Complement your collection with the comprehensive bound edition of Euclid's Elements: Completing Oliver Byrne's Work.

Specifications:

• Quantity: 14 posters (cover + Books 1-13)
• Size: A2 (420 × 594 mm / 16.5 × 23.4 inches) for each poster
• Condition: Unframed, shipped flat for optimal preservation
• Printing: quality archival printing
• Materials: Premium archival-quality paper and inks

"Euclid's Elements has been referred to as the most successful and influential textbook ever written. It was one of the very earliest mathematical works to be printed after the invention of the printing press and has been estimated to be second only to the Bible in the number of editions published since the first printing in 1482."