Framed Print Of M.C. Eschers "Day And Night" (1938) Classic Optical Illusion Artwork

A striking framed print of M.C. Escher’s famous artwork "Day and Night," created in 1938. This piece masterfully captures Escher's fascination with symmetry, perspective, and optical illusion. The artwork depicts a seamless transition from day to night as black and white birds fly over a countryside landscape. This print beautifully showcases Escher’s innovative style, where elements appear to shift forms and blend into one another. The subtle contrast between light and dark captures viewers' attention and invites endless interpretation.

M.C. Escher is celebrated for his imaginative work in tessellations and visual paradoxes, making him one of the most recognizable artists in the realm of graphic arts. "Day and Night" is an iconic example of his ability to play with negative space and duality, seamlessly blending two worlds into one mesmerizing scene. Originally created as a woodcut print, this piece has fascinated art lovers and mathematicians alike for decades.

This print is ideal for art collectors, Escher enthusiasts, and anyone with an appreciation for optical illusions or graphic art. Perfect for adding a touch of classic surrealism to any space, from home offices to gallery walls.

The print is well-preserved, with minor wear on the wooden frame consistent with age. There are some small surface marks on the glass and frame, but overall it remains in good condition. Please see photos for details and close-ups of the artwork and frame.

Bring a piece of iconic 20th-century art into your home with this M.C. Escher "Day and Night" print. A unique and timeless conversation piece, this artwork embodies Escher’s unique perspective on symmetry and transformation. This item is sold as-is with no returns.

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Fine Art, Works on Paper

18%

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