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paper:grunbaum-tilings-and-patterns-1987Tilings and Patterns
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- Frieze Patterns of the Alhambra
All 7 frieze symmetry groups (p111, p112, pm11, p1m1, pmm2, pmg2, and p1g1) are recoverable from a single building—the Alhambra in Granada, Spain—spanning materials as distinct as glazed tile, alicata