Pegasus (No. 105) 1959

"Pegasus (No. 105)" (1959) is a lithograph by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher, known for his exploration of tessellations and impossible spaces. The work features a seamless pattern of white and brown horses, with their bodies and wings interlocking to create a captivating and deceptively simple design. The repetitive motif and dynamic interplay of positive and negative spaces give the illusion of endless movement, drawing the viewer's eye across the surface. Escher's use of color and line creates a sense of depth and texture, further enhancing the visual complexity of this iconic artwork.