From Here to Infinity Tracing the Origin and Development of Projective Geometry

“The authors examine many primary sources from Western European heritage, in great detail, ranging from the ancient times to the mid 20th century. If they do not discuss some parts of that vast legacy, the reader is informed about it. The sizable reference list contains over 670 references, including those of the authors’ papers. Many geometrical drawings illustrate the text – some of them are coming from the original sources (modified when appropriate), some are made by the authors … .” (Radoslav M. Dimitrić, zbMATH 1571.01001, 2026)

“FHTI is a very good book. It should be in every university library, or, as things seem to be going, available online to patrons. It is 788 pages long. The mathematical exposition is excellent; the history is authoritative. Chapter by chapter, the history is set out and the mathematics is clearly explained— most key propositions come with original proofs, clarified as needed, with numerous line figures. A reader with some background and persistence can follow the mathematical arguments.” (Christopher Baltus, Bulletin of the Canadian Society for History and Philosophy of Mathematics, Issue 77, November, 2025)