M.C. Escher

Escher, Maurits Cornelis

Dutch, 1898 - 1972

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  • Knots

    M.C. Escher

    1965

    woodcut in orange  Accession ID  1982.90.16

    Not on view

  • Knots

    M.C. Escher

    1965

    woodcut in black and green  Accession ID  1981.80.34

    Not on view

  • Knots

    M.C. Escher

    1965

    woodcut in orange and black, printed from two blocks  Accession ID  1983.109.16

    Not on view

  • Knots

    M.C. Escher

    1965

    woodcut in orange and black, printed from two blocks  Accession ID  1982.90.17

    Not on view

  • Knots

    M.C. Escher

    1965

    woodcut in black  Accession ID  1978.90.26

    Not on view

  • Knots

    M.C. Escher

    1965

    woodcut in black  Accession ID  1982.90.15

    Not on view

  • Knots

    M.C. Escher

    1965

    woodcut in black, green and brown, printed from three blocks  Accession ID  1982.90.18

    Not on view

  • Square Limit

    M.C. Escher

    1964

    woodcut in red and gray-green, printed from two blocks  Accession ID  1982.90.14

    Not on view

  • Square Limit

    M.C. Escher

    1964

    color woodcut from two blocks in blue and gray  Accession ID  2006.132.4

    Not on view
  • ""

    Three Elements

    M.C. Escher

    1963-1964

    pen and black ink and colored pencil on plastic ball  Accession ID  1974.28.82

    Not on view

  • Fish

    M.C. Escher

    published 1963

    woodcut on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.64

    Not on view
  • Eight brick-red ants crawl along a three-dimensional figure eight in this vertical woodblock print. The figure eight is a mobius strip, which can be created when connecting the ends of a strip after having twisted one end halfway around. The mobius fills most of the height of the composition, and seems to be made from a strip of peanut-brown, trellis-like material. The ants crawl along both sides of the mobius strip, which creates an infinite surface because of the way it twists on itself. The shape and ants are set against a cream-colored background. The front edge of the bottom loop is inscribed with “II ’63 MCE” in minuscule lettering. The artist signed the paper under the image near the lower left corner, “MCEscher,” and inscribed “eigendruk” under the lower right.

    Mobius Strip II

    M.C. Escher

    1963

    woodcut in red, black and gray-green, printed fro m three blocks  Accession ID  1982.90.13

    Not on view