Liber Abaci – The Fibonacci Sequence – Folio 124
The reproduction of the page where the most famous numerical sequence in history appears
In his Liber Abaci, Leonardo Pisano, known as Fibonacci, introduced a new way of thinking about numbers to Europe. Among its pages, the famous Folio 124 preserves the sequence that would become one of the most fascinating symbols of mathematical harmony: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233,… A sequence that over the centuries has been associated with the rhythms of nature, with plant spirals, with the shapes of shells, with ramifications, with art and architecture. It all started here: from ancient signs traced on parchment, now reproduced on a double-sided paper that restores the charm of the original manuscript preserved at the National Central Library of Florence.Want more information about this product? Click here and fill out the form to be contacted by one of our curators.
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Description
Open plexiglass frame
The “Accessories” section features a plexiglass picture frame with a magnetic closure.
The transparency of the plexiglass enhances the beauty of the paper without covering it.
The magnetic closure allows you to easily change the artwork whenever you want.
An essential, refined and contemporary object, designed to preserve and enhance Antiquus prints as in a small museum display case.
Description
There are manuscripts that have forever changed the course of human history.
The Liber Abaci by Leonardo Pisano, known as Fibonacci, is one of these.
With this work, European mathematical thought entered a new era. Hindu-Arabic numerals, commercial calculations, proportions, sequences, and a different idea of order began to spread in the West, transforming the way we measure, count, construct, and think.
Among its pages, Folio 124 holds a special place. It is the page dedicated to the famous Fibonacci Sequence, a simple and mysterious series of numbers that still evokes the profound connection between mathematics, nature, and beauty.
This double-sided reproduction captures the charm of a manuscript page: not just a simple print, but a fragment of the history of knowledge, to be treasured, displayed, and contemplated.
A work for those who love mathematics, history, art, ancient manuscripts, and the mystery of the proportions that permeate the world.
How it’s made
Feature Detail
- Format: Life size of the original manuscript, width 21 cm, height 30 cm
- Double-sided printing, faithful color reproduction
- Support Selected technical paper, parchment-like consistency
- Numbering From 0 to 233 — in order of the sequence itself
- 100% Made in Italy production, artisanal supply chain
- Historical source Liber Abaci, Fibonacci, 1228
Prices
- €85 — Unframed paper
- €105 — A4 framed paper
- €110 — A3 framed paper
What do you get?
By purchasing Folio 124 of the Liber Abaci, you receive:
- Front and back of Folio 124
- Cardboard protective sleeve
- Certification with serial number, from 0 to 233
- 24 month warranty
- Brief explanation of the work
- Registered shipping with tracking
Folio 124 of the Liber Abaci is more than just a reproduction: it is the page that preserves one of the most famous numerical sequences in history.
A page that unites mathematics, nature, and beauty; a fragment of medieval knowledge that still speaks to those who love the harmony hidden in things.
Buy your numbered copy of Folio 124 of the Liber Abaci now and take home the page where the Fibonacci Sequence meets history, art, and the mystery of proportions.
FAQ – Liber Abaci Folio 124
Folio 124 is the page of the Liber Abaci linked to the famous Fibonacci Sequence, one of the most well-known and fascinating numerical sequences in the history of mathematics.
The Fibonacci Sequence is a sequence in which each number is the sum of the two preceding numbers. Its most well-known terms are:
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233…
Because over the centuries it has been associated with the harmony of nature, with plant spirals, with the shapes of shells, with ramifications, with art, architecture and the mystery of the proportions that permeate the world.
Yes. This is a double-sided reproduction of Folio 124 of the Liber Abaci, made life-size compared to the original manuscript, with a format of 21 × 30 cm and faithful color reproduction.
The product sheet indicates that the original manuscript is preserved at the National Central Library of Florence.
The card is made in series numbered from 0 to 233, symbolically following the order of the Fibonacci Sequence.
Yes. Each copy is accompanied by a certification with a serial number, from 0 to 233, which identifies the paper within the print run.
With your purchase, you will receive the double-sided paper of Folio 124, a protective cardboard folder, a numbered certificate, a brief explanation of the work, a 24-month guarantee, and registered shipping with tracking.
Yes. The paper is available unframed or with an A4 or A3 frame. A plexiglass frame with a magnetic closure is also available in the Accessories section, designed to preserve and showcase the print like a small museum display case.
It’s recommended for those who love mathematics, the history of science, Fibonacci, ancient manuscripts, art, architecture, and the fascination of natural proportions. It’s also a refined gift for those who see numbers not just as a calculation, but also as beauty, order, and mystery.
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