Twee veelvlakken met een torus als uitgangspunt 1568

This 1568 woodcut by Jost Amman, entitled "Twee veelvlakken met een torus als uitgangspunt," depicts two geometric shapes, seemingly constructed from the same components. The shapes are displayed on wooden platforms, offering a clear view of their construction and form. Amman, a prolific Swiss artist, was renowned for his intricate engravings, often focusing on scientific and mathematical subjects, making this artwork a prime example of his talent and interest in the world around him. The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam houses this work, showcasing the artistry and scientific exploration of the Renaissance period.