Given two topological spaces and a continuous mapping between them, one can "join" a point x to its image under the map, to obtain what is known as the cylinder of the mapping. This painting, rich in reds and maroon, is a poetic rendering of various mapping cylinders. A group of seagulls flies around a truncated cone, which represents a map that "enlarges" the domain space. In color.

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