Dodecahedron Collection

Jasper Cup with Gilded-Silver Mounts, Bohemian, ca. 1350-80. Creator: Unknown
Jasper Cup with Gilded-Silver Mounts, Bohemian, ca. 1350-80. Product of the imperial court of Charles IV (crowned at Rome 1355; d. 1378)

Platonic solids

Three Dimensional Geometric Shapes. From The Cyclopaedia Or Universal Dictionary Of Arts, Sciences And Literature By Abraham Rees, Published London 1820

Dodecahedral sponge fractal, 3D artwork C013 / 7783
Dodecahedral sponge fractal. 3D simulation of an aperiodic geometric crystal, with a background representing a diffraction pattern characteristic of an aperiodic crystal with fivefold symmetry

Globes of the Earth and the Heavens with Geometrical Forms (etching)
KW421824 Globes of the Earth and the Heavens with Geometrical Forms (etching) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; Ken Welsh; English, out of copyright

Digital Clay modules in the hand of a research scientist. The two dodecahedral modules are first generation prototypes, which are part of a modular robotics project

FIVES contamination detection system. The Fluorescence Interaction Video Exposure System (FIVES) is designed to detect contamination of environmental workers by using fluorescent dye as a tracer

Keplers cosmological model. Composite image of a model of Keplers Platonic solids, with Latin text and the title of the work in which this model was described

Soap bubbles on a dodecahedral frame. Bubble films always attempt to occupy the minimum surface area when stretched between two lines, and they meet other films at straight lines

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"The Dodecahedron: A Fascinating Platonic Solid in Art and Science" The dodecahedron, one of the five Platonic solids, has captivated minds for centuries with its twelve pentagonal faces and twenty vertices. Its geometric perfection can be seen in various artistic and scientific creations throughout history. In the realm of art, a stunning example is the Jasper Cup with Gilded-Silver Mounts from Bohemia, crafted around 1350-80 by an unknown creator. This exquisite piece showcases intricate designs that incorporate dodecahedral elements, highlighting the timeless appeal of this shape. Moving into the world of science, Abraham Rees's "Cyclopaedia or Universal Dictionary" published in London in 1820 provides valuable insights into three-dimensional geometric shapes like the dodecahedron. It serves as a testament to humanity's fascination with understanding and categorizing these complex forms. Advancing further into modern times, we encounter contemporary artwork such as the Dodecahedral Sponge Fractal - a mesmerizing 3D creation known as C013 / 7783. This masterpiece merges mathematical concepts with artistic expression to produce an awe-inspiring visual experience. Not limited to art alone, practical applications also utilize the dodecahedron's unique properties. The FIVES contamination detection system employs this shape to enhance precision and efficiency in industrial processes – showcasing how geometry intersects with technology for real-world solutions. Beyond Earthly matters lie Keplers cosmological model where he envisioned celestial bodies fitting within nested dodecahedra – unveiling connections between mathematics and our understanding of space itself. Even something seemingly simple like soap bubbles can take on new dimensions when formed on a dodecahedral frame. These delicate spheres create captivating patterns that remind us of nature's ability to mimic mathematical beauty effortlessly. As technology progresses, digital clay modules provide innovative ways to explore geometrical forms virtually.