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VIS-0007 · Patterns

Description status: BLANK_BY_SOURCE. The idea library supplied no synopsis. The exact title, hierarchy and tags are preserved; the universe thesis and educational structure are newly authored.

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Synthetic by design

No third-party image files are included. Pattern fields are CSS/HTML diagrams created for this candidate. External references retain their own site rights.

S1

Symmetry diagrams for the 17 plane groups now freely available

International Union of Crystallography (IUCr)

Reference for the classification of periodic plane symmetry into 17 plane groups.

Rights: External reference only; no media copied.

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S2

Geometric Patterns in Islamic Art

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Museum context for geometric pattern across Islamic art and decorative surfaces.

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S3

Islamic Art and Geometric Design: Activities for Learning

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Museum learning reference for geometric construction, repeated elements and grids.

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S4

Pattern design after William Morris

Victoria and Albert Museum

Museum context for repeat pattern in Arts and Crafts wallpaper and textile design.

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S5

William Morris textiles

Victoria and Albert Museum

Museum context for repeat design, textile process and production constraints.

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