Trademark 1935

"Trademark" is a 1935 woodcut by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher. The artwork depicts a worker welding an "H" shaped beam while standing within the confines of the beam itself. The structure is made of parallel lines creating a sense of depth and perspective. Escher's use of black and white lines, geometric shapes, and impossible perspectives are characteristic of his art, which often explores the nature of space and perception. This piece, like many of his works, demonstrates Escher's fascination with visual paradoxes and the limitations of human perception.