On Friday I like to blog about an artist I admire.
This week the Dutch graphic designer M.C. Escher.
He is famous for his mathematically inspired woodcuts, linographs and mezzotints.
In the Hague, in a former Palace of Queen Emma, there is an permanent exhibition of his work.
It's named the Escher museum, more information can be found here. The museum features a permanent display of a large number of his works
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| Hand with reflecting globe |
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| source: Wikipedia |
It's named the Escher museum, more information can be found here. The museum features a permanent display of a large number of his works
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| Ascending and descending |
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| In his work is so much to discover. Day and night |
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| He travelled a lot as you can see in his work. High and low |
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Concave and convex |
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| Self portrait Images are taken from the book M.C. Escher Grafiek en Tekeningen Koninklijke Uitgeverij J. J. Tijl NV Zwolle |
