Escher Maurits
M. Esher is an outstanding schedule. His works are individual and filled with scientific meaning. The artist with the help of painting depicted various scientific theories, sometimes of dubious nature. He pulled the universe
Dated 1938. Lithograph, dimensions: 47.5 by 27.9 cm. This work of the famous Dutch graphic artist, known for his complex conceptual engravings and lithographs, in many ways closely intertwined with mathematics, geometry and the
Escher in this canvas, skillfully uses a technique called tessellation. Thanks to this technique, the master very skillfully divides one plane into several parts. Thus, he manages to cover the entire canvas with planes
The sheet is held tightly on the push pins. One hand sketches the cuff with an elegant cufflink. And – as if suddenly – a second hand is selected from this painted cuff, which
Maurits Cornelis Escher is a graphic known primarily for its lithographs and engravings. His work is aimed mainly at the psychological study of three-dimensional objects. He paid great attention to the concepts of distortion
Lithograph “Waterfall”, written by the Dutch artist Escher in 1961, the design of which is based on the impossible triangle of Roger Penrose. Such a triangle consists of three boards (crossbars), each of which
Maurits Escher was an outstanding Austrian artist working in graphic engineering. His engravings, mosaics and lithographs reveal not only artistic genres, but also philosophical categories, such as infinity, absolute symmetry, the golden ratio, and,
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