Projective Geometry: Birth and Foundations

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This lecture introduces the birth of projective geometry, exploring the perspective of Desargues and the gnomonic foundation. It delves into the vanishing point invention, the meetings of cones and planes in stereotomy, and cylindrical conical tubes.

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