Artist: M C Escher [ 1898 - 1972 ]
Printer: Van Dooren B. V [ Holland ]
Year: 1961 [ original ] — 1971 [ printed ]
Size: H 575 x W 470
Condition Report: Vintage condition. Small chip to glass on lower right corner, very subtle. Small stain to top right corner. Frame is is good shape, with a few marks and scratches. limited tarnishing or yellowing to the print itself. original label attcahed to rear.
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Maurits Cornelis Escher was a Dutch graphic artist celebrated for his mathematically inspired imagery, where architecture, perspective, and illusion merge in impossible ways.
‘Waterfall’ is one of his most iconic lithographs, depicting a perpetual motion machine where water seems to flow uphill before plunging downward in an endless cycle. Combining Escher’s fascination with paradox and precise technical skill, this work captures the artist’s genius for visual puzzles that challenges the boundaries of perception.
a 1971 licensed reprint of the original lithograph, framed in a black aluminium frame.
Artist: M C Escher [ 1898 - 1972 ]
Printer: Van Dooren B. V [ Holland ]
Year: 1961 [ original ] — 1971 [ printed ]
Size: H 575 x W 470
Condition Report: Vintage condition. Small chip to glass on lower right corner, very subtle. Small stain to top right corner. Frame is is good shape, with a few marks and scratches. limited tarnishing or yellowing to the print itself. original label attcahed to rear.
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Maurits Cornelis Escher was a Dutch graphic artist celebrated for his mathematically inspired imagery, where architecture, perspective, and illusion merge in impossible ways.
‘Waterfall’ is one of his most iconic lithographs, depicting a perpetual motion machine where water seems to flow uphill before plunging downward in an endless cycle. Combining Escher’s fascination with paradox and precise technical skill, this work captures the artist’s genius for visual puzzles that challenges the boundaries of perception.
a 1971 licensed reprint of the original lithograph, framed in a black aluminium frame.
