Introductio in analysin infinitorum
Introductio in analysin infinitorum is a mathematical treatise by Leonhard Euler, published in 1748 by Bousquet in Lausanne for university-trained readers of analysis. Its plates are geometric diagrams of circles, arcs, tangent lines and labelled points drawn in fine black line on cream paper, with a small woodcut printer's ornament of crossed instruments, wreath and fruit, which a designer might borrow for clean schematic layouts and lettered diagram systems.
