Emblemata - Candle Flame 1931
mcescher
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goth
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repetition of black
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heavy black
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dark design
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dark web
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text
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black text
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black colour
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repetition of black colour
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black object
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black colour rhythm
"Emblemata - Candle Flame" (1931) is a woodcut by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher. The piece features a candle flame in the center of the composition with a surrounding text in Dutch that reads "I am myself: a light. You find your own destiny determined in me. Don’t stay blind to this, that in my light, you are reflected." Escher's woodcut is executed in black and white, representing a simple yet symbolic image of a candle flame, which could be seen as a metaphor for life and the darkness that surrounds it. This work is characteristic of Escher's early graphic style, where he explored themes of light and darkness.
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