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For our Throwback Thursday we look back @ The Works of M.C. Escher from the 2020 LA Art Show. Walker Fine Art (@walkerfineart) presented this museum quality featured exhibition of M.C. Escher artworks & objects that had never been exhibited on the West Coast of the United States.
@TragicallyKip @DimiccoDiana The only possible instance of it mattering that I can think of is a dungeon built by a demonic Escher but it would take a smarter DM than me to map that.
I. Roommate:
A fantastic homage to The Odd Couple as Fry moves in with Bender, only to move back out & in again before a classic reveal - there's a wonderful nod to MC Escher, Bender's further descent into alcohol abuse (complete with 5 O'Clock rust beard)
#Futurama
nya, but make it funky disco synth.🦁🐾
It's @CommanderMeouch from @TWRPband!💿✨
Drawn for an art trade with my dear buddy Escher~
Today I just want to live in the enchanted fairy world of Daniela Drescher
Bescherung! 😍🎁 Als Weihnachtsgeschenk haben wir eine neue Lizenz für euch, die heute um 20 Uhr bei @Anime2You bekannt gegeben wird! 😎 Seid ihr schon gespannt, worum es sich handeln könnte? 🤔❓
Bonjour 🙂#calendrierdelavent jour23 #alirezakarimimoghadam avec un nom pareil faut faire gaffe à l'orthographe!😜Un clin d'oeil à #Escher
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©MC Escher (Netherlands, 1878-1972), is best known for geometrically-inspired prints that explore symmetry, pattern and perspective, ultimately questioning reality and the limits of possibility.
©MC Escher (Netherlands, 1878-1972), is best known for geometrically-inspired prints that explore symmetry, pattern and perspective, ultimately questioning reality and the limits of possibility.
©MC Escher (Netherlands, 1878-1972), is best known for geometrically-inspired prints that explore symmetry, pattern and perspective, ultimately questioning reality and the limits of possibility.
©MC Escher (Netherlands, 1878-1972), is best known for geometrically-inspired prints that explore symmetry, pattern and perspective, ultimately questioning reality and the limits of possibility.
©MC Escher (Netherlands, 1878-1972), is best known for geometrically-inspired prints that explore symmetry, pattern and perspective, ultimately questioning reality and the limits of possibility.