Newton and Symmetry: Mathematical Portraits in Coordinate Geometry #2307357 (License: Personal Use)

The image presents two stylized line-art portraits superimposed on Cartesian coordinate systems: on the left, Isaac Newton with his iconic curly hair, and on the right, a woman with flowing hair and expressive gaze. Both figures are rendered with precise contour lines intersecting the x- and y-axes, emphasizing symmetry, proportion, and the application of coordinate geometry to artistic representation. The dual composition invites reflection on the intersection of mathematics, art, and historical figures.

Used in educational content about coordinate geometry, symmetry in art, or interdisciplinary STEM/STEAM lessons; targets students, teachers, and math-art enthusiasts seeking visual explanations of geometric principles applied to real-world imagery.