Fermat's Last Theorem Math Print

xⁿ + yⁿ = zⁿ has no integer solutions for n > 2. Fermat wrote it in a margin in 1637. The proof took 357 years. That persistence deserves wall space. A poster for anyone who respects a problem that waits. Quiet, monochrome, absolute — fits a study, library, or any room where long thinking happens.

• 180 gsm matte art paper · 300 DPI · archival pigment ink · made to order, designed in the UK and printed locally to you
• Sizes: 12×18in · 16×20in · 18×24in — unframed
• Framed (Black or Natural Wood): 12×18 · 16×20 · 18×24 · classic frame, perspex glaze, no mount, ready to hang
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How this piece was made. Drawn in code. No generative AI was used in this design. Subject: Pierre de Fermat, Toulouse 1637, resolved Cambridge 1995 (Wiles) — printed attribution; the marginal note quoted is from 1637 and long out of copyright. Composition: "xn + yn / ≠ / zn" — VOL V · § 17 · FERMAT'S LAST; printed gloss: ""I have a truly marvellous demonstration of this proposition, / which this margin is too narrow to contain." / — Pierre de Fermat, 1637" Authored as HTML and SVG in the studio system. First rendered 2026-04-29. A source file and a dated first-render record are kept on file for every design in the series.