Escher Collection

Escher lives here
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA. Anto Camacho

Portrait of Dr. Wilhelm Carl Escher, 1926. Creator: Giacometti, Giovanni (1868-1933)
Portrait of Dr. Wilhelm Carl Escher, 1926. Private Collection

Floating City III
Amy Louise Baker

Muralla Roja #46
Linda Wride

Stairs of Escher
Roman Robroek

discovered in Cologne
Renate Reichert

The Head of an Inventor, 1893 (litho)
KDC384299 The Head of an Inventor, 1893 (litho) by Poyet, Louis (1846-1913); Private Collection; (add.info.: Allegory of the contents of the brain of an inventor; illustration from The Picture)

Sissyfos goes M. C. Escher
Bo Brinch

Spiral window
Chechi Peinado

Escherism 1
Ute Scherhag

Unravelled
John King

Panna Meena Ka Kund
Local Women crossing the stepwells of Chand Baori, in Jaipur, India. It was built as a monument to the goddess of joy and happiness, Hashat Mata.. Muslianshah Masrie

Working Model of a Pelton Turbine, Escher Wyss AG, Ravensburg, 1952. Deutches Museum. Munich. Germany

H K Escher Von Der Linth
Hans Konrad ESCHER VON DER LINTH (or Jean Conrad) Swiss botanist, geologist, mineralogist Date: 1767 - 1823

Johann Jacob Escher
JOHANN JACOB ESCHER Dutch statesman Date: 1656 - 1711

Source Size = 2539 x 3731
The International Exhibition: Marine Engine by Messrs. Escher, Wyss, and Co. of Zurich, 1862

Australopithecus and chimpanzee hands
Australopithecus (left) and chimpanzee (right) hands, artwork. Both have opposable thumbs, but the chimpanzees thumb is less well-developed and not as strong

View of Castrovalva the Abruzzi village depicted by Escher, Abruzzi, Italy, Europe

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Escher, a name that resonates with intricate artistry and mind-bending illusions. Known for his captivating works, Escher's legacy lives on in the hearts of those who appreciate his unique perspective. From the enchanting "Muralla Roja #46" to the perplexing "Stairs of Escher, " his creations transport us to surreal worlds where reality intertwines with imagination. But Escher was not limited to just visual arts; he delved into engineering as well. The "Working Model of a Pelton Turbine, Escher Wyss AG, Ravensburg" showcases his multidimensional talent beyond mere drawings, and is fascinating how this genius inventor discovered in Cologne could seamlessly blend creativity and technicality. One cannot help but be captivated by "The Head of an Inventor, 1893 (litho), " which offers a glimpse into the enigmatic mind behind these masterpieces. As we delve deeper into Escher's world, we encounter intriguing collaborations like "Sissyfos goes M. C. Escher, " where artists pay homage to his iconic style. Through every spiral window and brushstroke of "Escherism 1, " we are reminded that there is always more than meets the eye when it comes to this visionary artist. His works leave us unraveled yet inspired, challenging our perceptions and inviting us to explore new dimensions within ourselves. As we wander through places like Panna Meena Ka Kund or H K Escher Von Der Linth, we can't help but imagine what it would be like if Escher truly lived here among us today – how he would continue pushing boundaries and reshaping our understanding of reality. In essence, Escher's art transcends time and space; it invites us on an eternal journey through optical illusions and infinite possibilities. His legacy continues to mesmerize generations as they unravel the mysteries hidden within each stroke of his pen or brush – forever capturing our imaginations and challenging us to see the world through Escher's eyes.