M.C. Escher

MC Escher occupies a unique position among the most popular artists of the last century. His contemporary people focused on breaking the traditional arts and emphasizing realism and beauty, but I felt his museum was symmetrical and infinite. His attachment to geometry has made him one of the most famous artists of modernism, and his work is as important as ever. Escher's early work is a strange combination of Cubism and traditional woodcut prints. From the beginning, people noticed Escher's love of repeating shapes and cleaning.

Echelle is a Dutch graphic artist known for his symbolic illusion. His printmaking, woodcut prints, printmaking and paintings represent a high level of technical expertise and meticulous attention to detail. The depiction of those mysterious stairs and interlocking space provides a visual challenge to the audience. Artists once said: "I can not avoid fooling with confidence without objections." "I am consciously mixing two and three dimensions, planes and spaces, for example, enjoying gravity." Born in Morris, Norris Escher, Leeuwarden, the Netherlands in June 1898, he studied graphic design. From 1919 to 1922 Haarlem Architectural and Decorative Arts School. Following the influence of Leonardo da Vinci and Albrecht Dürer's traditional paintings, Escher's customs will in turn influence the movement of Op Art. On March 27, 1972, he died at the age of 73 at Larren of the Netherlands.

In addition to being a graphic artist, M. Escher of picture books, design tapestries, stamps, mural paintings. Born in Leeuwarden, the Netherlands, he was the fourth and smallest son of civil engineers. Five years later, my family moved to Arnhem, and Escher spends most of his time here. After failing the high school exam, Moritz finally entered Harlem's architecture and decorative art school. After finishing his studies, he traveled extensively in Italy where he met Jetta Umiker, his wife, who married in 1924. They settled in Rome until 1935. In the past 11 years Escher travels Italy every year to draw paintings and thinks about various prints when returning to the country.