M.C. Escher was a Dutch artist known for his impossible images and incorporation of mathematical concepts in his artwork. He drew inspiration from Moorish mosaics but broke their rules by depicting living objects. Escher combined elements from Monet, Michelangelo, Wright, and Moorish patterns into his woodcuts, lithographs, and drawings. He created impossible worlds and creatures through works like Hand with Reflecting Globe, Dream, and Moebius Strip.

1. Maurits Cornelis M.C.Escher Netherlands (1898 – 1972 ) Impossible images

2. Hand with Reflecting Globe Though much of his work was based on the periodic designs of ancient Moorish mosaics, Escher broke the most fundamental of their rules the representation of living objects in art.

4. Dream Escher was a individual artist. He incorporated the fantasy of Monet, the logic and precision of Michaelangelo, the perspective and three dimensional vision of Wright, and the patterns of the Moors, into his own woodcuts, lithographs, and drawings. He created impossible worlds and outlandish creatures.

5. Moebius Strip II

8. Bond of union

9. Three Worlds

10. Mirror

11. Still Life and Street

12. Drawing hands

14. The Drowned Cathedral

15. Puddle

16. Balcony

17. Relativity

18. Concav and Convex

19. Trayectoria Vital II

20. Butterfly

21. Snakes

22. Whirlpools

23. Encounter

24. Predestination

25. Concentric Rinds

26. Spher Spirals

27. Rind

32. Moebius Strip I

36. Cube with ribbons

37. Waterfall

38. By Celestacha Music: Mike Oldfield / XFiles Theme January 2008 Mis ideas están basadas en mi asombro y admiración por las leyes contenidas en el mundo que nos rodea. Quien se maravilla de algo, toma conciencia de algo maravilloso. M. C. ESCHER