Symmetry Drawing 1948

mcescher

pattern heavy

naturalistic pattern

animal

pattern

leaf

geometric pattern

abstract pattern

organic pattern

flower pattern

vertical pattern

pattern repetition

layered pattern

combined pattern

orange

"Symmetry Drawing" (1948) by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher is a prime example of his signature style, characterized by tessellations and impossible structures. The piece features a repeating pattern of birds and turtles that seamlessly transition into one another, creating a visually captivating and mind-bending effect. Escher's exploration of symmetry and perspective challenges our perception of reality, making his work engaging for viewers of all backgrounds.