à la “Puff the Magic Dragon.” (Escher did not, as far as we know, partake.) As mathematical illustration and groovy allegory—this is how M.C. Escher found fame and is why he retains this ...

M.C. Escher created serious art, “even if the world doesn’t always take it seriously,” said Scott Eyman in the Palm Beach, Fla., Post. “Part puzzle maker, part fabulist architect,” this ...

In what is being billed as the largest M.C ... Escher’s detailed thought process,” the exhibition’s curator, Dena M. Woodall, said in a release. “It reveals, in a way, the magic behind ...

The Worlds of M.C. Escher: Nature ... the famous self-portrait in a curved mirror that shows Escher drawing that very picture in a trippy infinite regression. The French call the effect mise ...

Pathways will erase space; connecting edges will pull perspectives inside and out; and gravity will turn on its head not by way of in-game magic, but tricks of the mind that form the basis of ...

M.C. Escher's works tend to ... He points to one of Escher's early prints made while traveling Italy as a young man. The dresser mirror in what appears to be a hotel room reflects the street ...