Goedel's Theorem in watercolor - detailed

[Grand Sen~or]

Are you interested to see how Goedel's Theorem in watercolored
structured in detail?
Then leave a request on WebWIse which you can access via:
http://sites.netscape.net/marcopasa

You will also see Richard's Paradox in watercolor at WebWise which
Goedel structured his famous theorem on. Jules Richard was a french
mathematician who had formulated his paradox in 1905.

WebWise will display how the watercolor Goedel's Theorem is structured
according to Goedel's formulation if enough people put a request on it,
otherwise it is going to stay as a mystery for the mathematicians to
solve in future. Actually you may try to sove it now and then check
against the painter's notes to show how much of the theorem you happen
to know;-)
Forward your formulation to WebWise Guestbook and someone will point
you out where you went wrong;-)
This piece of art is original and very valuable. Let us know if you
have ever seen a similar piece of artwork till now. The Painter of the
Goedel's Theorem is generous enough to make a public display of it on
the Net. He would appriciate your comments on it as mathematicians and
artists and art loving people.

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