Stereotomy : Kessinger Publishing : 9781437052138 : 1437052134 : 01 Oct 2008 : Stereotomy: Problems In Stone Cutting (1875) is a book written by S. Edward Warren that explores the art and science of cutting stone into intricate shapes and designs. The book delves into the various techniques and tools used in stereotomy, a branch of geometry concerned with the cutting of stone to create complex architectural and sculptural forms. The author provides detailed explanations of the principles of stereotomy, including the use of templates, the measurement of angles and curves, and the importance of precision in stone cutting. The book also includes practical examples and case studies of stereotomy in action, showcasing the intricate stone carvings and sculptures found in historical buildings and monuments.Stereotomy: Problems In Stone Cutting is a valuable resource for architects, stonemasons, and anyone interested in the art and science of stone cutting. The book is written in a clear and a