We don't need an OOP class called point or rectangle

polygon_rotation.py

from PIL import Image, ImageDraw
from cmath import pi as PI, e as E
I = complex("j")
to_x_y = lambda cpl : (cpl.real, cpl.imag)

im = Image.new("RGB", (890, 890), "white")
draw = ImageDraw.Draw(im)
rotation = E**(I*PI/3)
homothetia = min( im.size[0], im.size[1])
# to bored to be smart, random guessing
trans = homothetia/2
homothetia /= 2.5
# lazyness off
polygone = ( complex(0,0), complex(0,1.5), complex(1,1.5), complex(1,0), complex(0,0) )
bigger = list(map(lambda x: x * homothetia + trans/2  , polygone ))
bigger_rotated = list(map(rotation.__mul__, bigger ))
#draw.line(list(map(to_x_y, bigger)),"blue",4)
#draw.line(list(map(to_x_y, bigger_rotated)),"green",5)
draw.line(list(
    map(to_x_y,
        map(
            (trans*complex(1,1)).__add__,
            map(
                (complex(homothetia/2)*E**(I*PI/2)).__mul__,
                polygone)))),"blue",5)
for i in range(0,30):
    rot = E**(I*i*PI/11)
    tr = trans*complex(.5,.5)* .1
    draw.line(list(
        map(to_x_y, 
            map(lambda p: (p* homothetia/30 * i* rot)+tr*i, 
                polygone))),
        width=2,
        fill= (255,i*5,255-5*i,255-4*i)
     )

im.save("this.png", "PNG")