Creativity and logic converge in M.C. Escher’s mind-bending art of mathematical perfection. The Dutch Escher (1898-1972) is the world’s most famous graphic artist; his interlocking figures, shapes and mirror images presented in black and white enhance their implausible dimensions. As a student, Escher disliked math as much as he disliked flat shapes, thereby compelling him to create otherworldly optical illusions. Escher’s pop culture references appear in everything from The Simpsons to The Matrix to music and video games.
This print is transferred to an artist-grade cotton canvas. The fine pebble texture of the UV coating creates a matte luster that eliminates flare. The Museum Wrap provides a clean, finished look from front, side and back. The canvas is wrapped around 1 ? inch wood support bars.