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Geometric Model by A.Harry Wheeler, Snub Cube
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About this work
The Archimedean solids are polyhedra with regular polygons for sides and edges of equal length. For example, the faces of this surface are six squares and thirty-two equilateral triangles. It is called a snub cube. The model is made from paper. A. Harry Wheeler assigned this model the number 16, and referred to it as Archimedean solid XI. A mark on the model reads: XI (/) 16 (/) A. Harry Wheeler (/) Nov. 2, 1921 (/) Pat.
National Museum of American History’s own descriptionCredit lineGeometric Model by A.Harry Wheeler, Snub Cube. 1921 11 02. Wheeler, Albert Harry. National Museum of American History, Gift of Helen M. Wheeler. CC0.
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