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The Hidden Geometry of Flowers - Keith Critchlow mens tops they leave the conventional livesCan we imagine a world without flowers? Flowers are beautiful, offering us delight in their colour, fragrance and form, as well as their medicinal benefits. They speak to us in the language of the plant form itself. In this original book, renowned thinker and geometrist Keith Critchlow has chosen to focus on an aspect of flowers that has received perhaps the least attention the flower as teacher of symmetry and geometry. Working from his flower