Comments on: Resources: Roots Moroccan of Geometric Art http://moroccandesign.com/resources-pythagoras Promoting the understanding and appreciation of Moroccan culture and design. Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:04:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Eight-Point Star, Khatam, Seal of the Prophets, Four-Fold Archetypes http://moroccandesign.com/resources-pythagoras/comment-page-1#comment-1386 Eight-Point Star, Khatam, Seal of the Prophets, Four-Fold Archetypes Thu, 08 Oct 2009 15:41:56 +0000 http://moroccandesign.com/resources-roots-of-geometric-art#comment-1386 [...] over Greek learning, which included meanings attached to the movement and position of the stars. Pythagoras, who is credited as being the first person to call himself a philosopher (lover of wisdom), is of [...] [...] over Greek learning, which included meanings attached to the movement and position of the stars. Pythagoras, who is credited as being the first person to call himself a philosopher (lover of wisdom), is of [...]

]]> By: MoroccanDesign.com http://moroccandesign.com/resources-pythagoras/comment-page-1#comment-1160 MoroccanDesign.com Fri, 10 Jul 2009 12:57:42 +0000 http://moroccandesign.com/resources-roots-of-geometric-art#comment-1160 Marion, Great to hear from you and discover your website. I really enjoy your artwork. Best, Sarah Marion,
Great to hear from you and discover your website. I really enjoy your artwork.

Best,
Sarah

]]> By: Marion Drennen http://moroccandesign.com/resources-pythagoras/comment-page-1#comment-1153 Marion Drennen Thu, 09 Jul 2009 21:33:04 +0000 http://moroccandesign.com/resources-roots-of-geometric-art#comment-1153 Hello. I am the artist who painted the "Homage to Pythagoras" painting which is on the LSU math website home page. You have my permission to use the image if you will give me credit & provide the link to my website, which I hope you will visit to view other paintings about numbers, math concepts and mathematicians. The Arabic/Islamic contributions were essential to Western development (as well as the Indic) and you're correct that it has been "erased" from our cultural history. It makes us wonder how much of our "history" is true. Thanks, Marion Hello.

I am the artist who painted the “Homage to Pythagoras” painting which is on the LSU math website home page. You have my permission to use the image if you will give me credit & provide the link to my website, which I hope you will visit to view other paintings about numbers, math concepts and mathematicians.

The Arabic/Islamic contributions were essential to Western development (as well as the Indic) and you’re correct that it has been “erased” from our cultural history. It makes us wonder how much of our “history” is true.

Thanks,
Marion

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