Two Bells 1918

"Two Bells" is a woodcut print created by Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher in 1918, showcasing his early artistic style. This artwork features a landscape with a series of overlapping, stylized hills in the foreground and a similar pattern in the upper half of the print, perhaps suggesting a sky. The lines and shapes are simple and geometric, creating a sense of depth and perspective. This piece demonstrates Escher’s growing interest in creating visually engaging designs that play with perspective and optical illusions, a signature feature of his later work.