Escher may be best known for his mind-bending drawings, but a coming sale at Christie's shows a broader picture of the Dutch artist.

M.C. Escher, the popular Dutch artist who made Op Art years before that movement gained traction, is the subject of an impressive new exhibition at the Currier Museum.

It reappeared in other works. The prints in "Regular Divisions of the Plane" are based on Escher's observations of the mosaic and tile patterns in the 14th-century Alhambra complex in Granada, Spain.

Escher is an enigma: a reserved Dutchman who found himself the reluctant poster boy for the psychedelic generation; a master craftsman who turned down Mick Jagger and Stanley Kubrick in favour of ...

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M.C. Escher, the late Dutch master of lithographs and woodcuts, filled his work with mind-bending illusions and impossible geometric patterns. Remarkably, he did it all by hand.

By presenting Escher's work in its complexity, actuality and humanity, the Akron show has done the artist a posthumous service. It has helped to rescue him from his own success.

Math underlies many of the art pieces M.C. Escher created, because he was fascinated with the idea of depicting infinity in various ways, producing infinitely repeatable patterns known as ...

The artist was obsessed with ‘repeated patterns that work into infinity’, Leahy explains, and Nendo’s design interprets these ideas into the architectural structures on show, creating an Escher world ...

Art & Exhibitions In Pictures: Before Virtual Reality, There Was M.C. Escher—See Mind-Bending Drawings From a Major New Survey of This ‘One-Man Art Movement’ "Virtual Realities" is on view ...

M.C. Escher’s copyrights have been acquired by a Californian doctor and an Italian engineer, who now have big plans to promote his art.

Walker Fine Art is known for housing one of the largest collections of work by M.C. Escher, now on view alongside four contemporary artists.