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One form of an architectural/symbolic "quatrefoil", made of four overlapping circles. In the version of the quatrefoil shown, the circles are pulled as far apart as they can be without creating a gap in the center (i.e. circumferences of the four innermost circular white areas intersect at a single point). For different versions, see Image:Quatrefoil-Architectural-alternate.png and Image:Quatrefoil-Architectural-Square.png.

The quatrefoil is the fourfold version of an architectural trefoil (see Image:Trefoil-Architectural.png).

Generated by means of the following PostScript code:

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current	00:51, 12 November 2005	600×600 (10 KB)	AnonMoos	(One form of an architectural/symbolic "quatrefoil", made of four overlapping circles. The fourfold version of an architectural trefoil (see Image:Trefoil-Architectural.png). Generated by means of the following PostScript code: <pre><nowiki>%! /a{c)